Wirex Adds Aurora Intents, Letting Partners’ Users Fund Accounts From Any Chain

We've integrated Aurora Intents Deposits into the Wirex stablecoin infrastructure offering, giving partner’s customers one permanent deposit address per network family. Funds sent from Tron, Solana, Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other supported chains are converted and credited to their account automatically.

What has Wirex announced with Aurora Intents?

Wirex has partnered with Aurora Intents, the cross-chain execution solution built by Aurora Labs, has partnered with Wirex, to let our partners’ users top up their accounts from almost any blockchain using one permanent deposit address. Users can send funds from more than 30 supported networks, and Aurora Intents converts and credits them to their balance automatically.

Why do crypto deposits need to work across multiple chains?

Crypto deposits have long depended on the customer getting the network right. The same asset often lives on several blockchains at once: USDC alone is natively supported on 38 networks, and 51 of the 100 largest crypto assets exist on two or more. Each network uses its own address format, and funds sent on an unsupported one can be lost. For platforms, every additional chain means another integration to build and maintain. 

How does Aurora Intents Deposits work on Wirex?

Aurora Intents Deposits addresses both problems. Each Wirex partner’s user receives a static deposit address tied to their account and the asset that partner credits. The address does not expire and can be reused for every future top-up. One address covers Ethereum and other supported EVM networks; non-EVM networks such as Solana and Tron each have their own.

When a deposit arrives, Aurora Intents detects it on the source chain and routes it through NEAR Intents, where solvers fill the conversion. If a customer sends a different supported asset from the asset the partner credits, such as SOL instead of USDC, it is converted automatically before the funds are delivered to the user’s account.

Aurora Intents runs on NEAR Intents, a solver network that has processed more than $37 billion in transactions.

“Nobody should have to know which blockchain their money is on before they can use it,” said Declan Hannon, CEO of Aurora Labs. “Customers already hold assets across dozens of networks, and every wrong-network warning or failed transfer reminds them how fragmented crypto still is. The best financial apps make the chain invisible, the way the internet made servers invisible. Wirex is giving its partners another way to bring that to deposits through Aurora Intents’ infrastructure.”

What does Aurora Intents mean for businesses building on Wirex?

For businesses building on Wirex, Aurora Intents Deposits is an optional addition alongside Wirex’s existing cross-chain deposit options. Partners can choose to integrate it to extend network coverage without building new infrastructure for each chain, and incoming deposits arrive in the asset the partner credits. For their customers, it means funding the platform’s account directly from the wallet or exchange where their assets are already held.

“Our partners want flexibility in how their users move money onchain. Adding Aurora Intents gives them another way to accept deposits across chains, reducing time and costs for the end-user ,” said Dmitry Lazarichev, Co-Founder of Wirex.