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Liquidity Providers

Learn how liquidity providers participate in the Anyflo Solver network.

Liquidity providers (LPs) compete to fulfill Anyflo payment orders. An LP receives funds on the sender’s network and uses its own inventory to pay the recipient on the destination network. The LP controls its quotes, wallets, capital and software.

What a solver does

A solver is the software that participates on an LP’s behalf: it receives orders, submits quotes and, if selected, fulfills payments. The term can also refer to the LP operating that software.

  • Anyflo coordinates payment orders, collects bids, runs compliance checks and selects a solver.
  • SolverHub is the authenticated interface through which solver software receives orders and exchanges bids and lifecycle messages with Anyflo.
  • Reference Solver is Anyflo’s supplied solver application. Running it is one way to participate, not a protocol requirement.

Why become a solver

Participation lets liquidity providers:

  • Access Anyflo payment-order flow on their configured routes.
  • Put existing token inventory to use across supported networks.
  • Control their own quotes, pricing policy and capital allocation.
  • Choose how to connect your existing systems to SolverHub.

Quotes can provide fee or spread revenue. Operators must weigh that revenue against gas, inventory rebalancing, infrastructure and other operating costs, including the risks of failed payments and blockchain reorganizations. Participation does not guarantee order volume, selection, profit, subsidies or yield.

Getting started

Solver participation is permissioned. Contact  to arrange liquidity-provider onboarding, including applicable legal and compliance requirements.

Ways to run a solver

Choose the approach that fits your systems:

  1. Run Anyflo’s Reference Solver directly. Operate the supplied application as your solver, configuring its routes, pricing, wallets and infrastructure.
  2. Build your own solver using the SolverHub API. Your system listens for new order requests over the authenticated WebSocket and implements bidding, order handling, deposit verification, payouts and recovery without the Reference Solver.
  3. Use the Reference Solver as an adapter. Customize the supplied application to connect your LP systems to SolverHub. This requires custom integrations in the Reference Solver; it is not an out-of-the-box connector.

All three approaches require provisioned participation and operational readiness. Follow the Integration guide for the payment lifecycle, preparation and a first test order.

In this section

  • Solver integration quick start — Join the Solver network, prepare credentials and liquidity, and verify your first payment in a provisioned test environment.
  • SolverHub API — Implemented authentication, HTTP endpoints, WebSocket messages, order data, and key rotation for custom SolverHub clients.
  • Reference Solver — Installation, configuration, pricing, wallets, persistence and operations for the supplied Anyflo Solver application.