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Verified Liquidity is closed access. Contact us to integrate.
Verified Liquidity is a permissioned fulfillment lane for stablecoin transfers on Eco. It works the same way as Routes: you sign an intent, a solver fulfills it, and a prover settles. The difference is that every participant is verified. Every solver in this lane is a KYB’d legal entity, and every user requesting a quote is screened against KYC/AML/OFAC checks before an intent is published.

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What you get

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KYB’d solver network

Verified legal entities only. Routing through Verified Liquidity means every solver that can fulfill your intent has completed business-entity verification (KYB), beneficial-owner checks, and AML review before being admitted to the lane.

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KYC and OFAC screening

Every user requesting a quote is identity-verified, AML-screened, and OFAC-checked before an intent is published. A screening hit blocks the request before any onchain action, so no flow ever reaches a solver.

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Global cross-chain coverage

Stablecoin flows across every major chain Eco supports, including non-EVM chains like Solana. The lane reuses the same settlement stack as Routes, so its coverage tracks the broader network.

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How it works

The flow is identical to Routes. The only thing that changes is who is allowed to participate.
  1. Request a quote. You submit a quote request to the Verified Liquidity lane. The requesting user is screened against KYC/AML/OFAC before anything proceeds.
  2. KYB’d solvers compete. Every solver that can quote your intent in this lane has completed KYB and AML review.
  3. Sign and publish. You sign an intent and publish it, exactly as you would in Routes.
  4. Fulfill and settle. The chosen solver fulfills on the destination chain, and a prover settles the reward.
  5. Audit record. Every transfer produces a structured, exportable compliance record that captures counterparty attestations, screening results with list version and timestamp, and onchain execution references.
The lane reuses the existing Portal, Vault, and Prover stack. There is no new contract surface and no fork of the protocol.

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Why this exists

Stablecoin rails have historically either been fast or met the requirements of regulated parties, but not both. Permissionless solver networks make no claim about who is fulfilling a transfer or who is requesting it, which makes them a poor fit for institutional flows where regulators, counterparties, and internal compliance functions all require verified participants on both sides of the trade. Verified Liquidity is the lane partners route through when every party, both the solver and the end user, has to be a verified and regulated entity, and when the partner needs a demonstrable compliance trail.

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Who it’s for

  • Payment platforms and PSPs settling stablecoin flows where the merchant or regulator requires verified counterparties
  • Stablecoin issuers that want a verified routing path for their token
  • B2B payments, payroll, and FX settlement that cannot run over an anonymous network
  • Treasury operations at regulated institutions

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How it composes with Routes

Verified Liquidity constrains who participates on both sides. It is not a separate protocol, and it composes with everything Routes already supports:

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What’s included

  • A KYB’d solver network
  • KYC/AML/OFAC screening for every user requesting a quote
  • A per-transfer compliance audit record
  • Global cross-chain coverage, including non-EVM chains like Solana
  • Partner onboarding through Eco

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Access

Verified Liquidity is closed access. → Contact us to integrate as a routing partner, or to be reviewed as a solver for the verified lane.