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# Cross Chain Swap

AnyRoute’s Aggregated Swap system is designed to support **cross-chain token swaps** in the near future.

In the upcoming version, users will be able to **swap Token A on Chain X directly to Token B on Chain Y** — **with a single click**, no need for manual bridging, no asset pre-deposit, and no network switching.

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#### 🚧 Current Status

This feature is currently under development. The technical design is complete, and integration is planned for upcoming releases.

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#### ✅ Technical Architecture

The cross-chain swap mechanism is based on the integration of **NEAR Intents** and **OmniBridge**:

1. **NEAR Intents**\
   Enables users to express high-level transaction goals ("swap A on X chain to B on Y chain"). The routing and execution logic is handled automatically off-chain and on-chain.
2. **OmniBridge**\
   Facilitates secure, bi-directional cross-chain communication for both asset transfers and function calls.
3. **AnyRoute Aggregator**\
   Receives user intents, computes optimal routes, executes swaps on source chains, and handles bridging + final delivery on destination chains.

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#### 🔁 Workflow Overview

```
Token A (Chain X)
    ↓ User initiates a single-click swap
 NEAR Intent → Aggregator receives and calculates path
    ↓
Swap executed on Chain X → Bridge via OmniBridge
    ↓
Swap finalization on Chain Y → Deliver Token B to user
```

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#### 🌟 Key Highlights

* **No Pre-Deposit Required**: Users don’t need to pre-fund assets on the destination chain.
* **Any Token / Any Chain**: Flexible architecture supports arbitrary token pairs across chains.
* **Seamless UX**: No network switching or bridging knowledge required from the user.
* **Optimized Routing**: Best prices via DEX/CEX liquidity aggregation across chains.

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#### 📅 Launch Timeline

This feature is planned for release in a future update. Stay tuned via our Twitter and Discord for progress and early access opportunities.


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