Open Intents Framework advances toward broader adoption as shared cross-chain infrastructure

Editorial Team· May 26, 2026 · 9:55 PM UTC ·2 min read · 0 reactions · 0 comments · 37 views

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The Open Intents Framework (OIF) is gaining traction as a shared infrastructure for cross-chain transactions, backed by over 30 teams including major players like Arbitrum and Optimism. Launched by the Ethereum Foundation in collaboration with Hyperlane and Bootnode, OIF aims to provide a neutral standard for developers. Its modular design allows for permissionless deployment and extension of contracts, eliminating the need for a governance token or protocol fees.

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▪The Open Intents Framework was launched in February 2025 by the Ethereum Foundation.
▪OIF provides a toolkit for cross-chain intents, including smart contracts and an interoperability SDK.
▪Coinbase Payments became a core contributor to OIF in September 2025, helping to standardize cross-chain asset transfers.

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