Infinex has integrated NEAR Chain Signatures and NEAR Intents, giving users access to assets including Bitcoin, Dogecoin and XRP across multiple blockchains without requiring them to manage separate bridges and wallets manually. The integration connects Infinex to NEAR’s chain-abstraction infrastructure, allowing applications to interact with assets on different networks through a single interface. Chain Signatures use a multi-party computation network, in which transaction authorization is distributed among multiple parties, secured by NEAR validators. NEAR Intents uses competing solvers to route user requests across networks based on the desired outcome rather than requiring users to select a bridge, source chain or execution path. The protocol currently connects 31 chains and more than 100 assets, with settlement typically taking around 30 seconds, according to its documentation. Examples listed by NEAR include transfers from BTC to TON, XRP to Arbitrum and DOGE to Base. NEAR’s Intents network reports more than $30 billion in all-time volume across 35 chains, as the protocol positions itself as a universal liquidity layer for wallets, DeFi applications and AI agents rather than simply another Layer 1 blockchain.