LI.FI adds support for Solana v1 transactions, lifting size limit to 4,096 bytes

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Promote with Leviathan NewsLI.FI has added support for Solana v1 transactions, which raise the transaction size limit to 4,096 bytes, letting builders fit more into a single transaction. The company says integration partners can now bundle a swap and bridge into one atomic transaction, avoiding partial execution across the two steps. The update also enables serving wallets and protocols that require v1 to send and read Solana transactions. LI.FI invites builders working on Solana to build with its tooling.
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