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inclusive-finance

v0.1.11

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## Introduction

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Inclusive Finance SDK

Introduction

Inclusive Layer is a decentralized intent-based protocol that enables users to interact with multiple chains and protocols through a single interface. The primary benefits of using or integrating with Inclusive Layer include:

  • Abstraction of multi-chain and multi-protocol interaction complexity
  • Reduced development time for new crypto applications
  • Access to a liquidity network supporting popular tokens

Below is a diagram illustrating the flow of a swap and staking intent.

Inclusive Layer - swap and stake flow

Summary flow

The intent-based system works as follows:

  1. A user submits an intent (e.g., a cross-chain or same-chain transfer/swap) to the system.
  2. This intent is encoded and transmitted to our IntentProcessor smart contract on our L3 orbit chain.
  3. On our testnet, the Inclusive solver monitors these intent-posting events and processes them to generate corresponding orders.
  4. The auctioneer chooses the winning solver and builds the order which is sent to the source chain via the interoperability layer. (currently, there is only one solver on testnet).
  5. If it is a cross chain swap/transfer, an order will be placed to liquidity network for fulfillment else an aggregator would be called for same chain swap.

For example, in a cross-chain swap intent:

  1. The order is submitted to the source vault
  2. The solver network, which maintains the necessary liquidity, processes the order
  3. The requested tokens are sent to the destination vault
  4. Upon receipt, the destination vault generates an acknowledgment message
  5. This acknowledgment is sent back to the IntentProcessor contract on our L3
  6. The user's balance is updated in the BalanceManager contract on our L3

Users can execute intents such as cross-chain swaps/transfers and local transfers using our SDK, which supports gasless operations on our L3.

Powerful cross chain account abstraction

Inclusive Layer provides a powerful cross chain account abstraction. This allows users to interact with multiple chains and protocols through a single interface. Trade, stake, lend, borrow, on any chain, through a single interface without having to worry about the underlying cryptography, token standards, or even paying for gas.

Inclusive Layer - cross chain account abstraction

Liquidity network

Inclusive Layer provides a liquidity network for users to trade and swap tokens across chains. The liquidity network is a decentralized network of solvers that maintain liquidity for popular tokens across chains. Trade and swap tokens from the biggest ecosystems with low slippages, low fees, and very low latency. An RFQ system is used to coordinate solvers and market makers to provide the best price and liquidity. Additionally, existing venus are integrated to provide liquidity for the majority of the tokens.

Inclusive Layer - liquidity network

Supported use cases

Inclusive Layer is designed to support a wide range of use cases. Below is a list of the supported use cases:

  • Cross chain swap/transfer
  • Local transfer
  • Staking
  • Restaking
  • Lending

Wallets, and DeFi applications can integrate with Inclusive Layer to provide a seamless experience for their users. From cross-chain meme coin trading apps, to cross-chain yield aggregators, to cross-chain staking apps, and more.

Applications and data analytic platforms can connect and consume all on-chain data that is generated from Inclusive Layer's rollup. It serves as an entrypoint for cross-chain composability between different chains and protocols in one single place.