NEAR Intents
Learn how the intents protocol works
NEAR Intents is a multichain transaction protocol where users specify what they want and let third parties compete to provide the best solution. This works for everything from token swaps to pizza delivery, creating a universal marketplace across crypto and traditional services.

[card] Read Intents Docs
Read the official documentation to learn more about NEAR Intents and how to use it
How It Works
1. Intent Creation
A user or AI agent expresses a desired outcome (ex: Swap Token A for Token B) and broadcasts the intent to network of Market Makers (also called Solvers).
2. Market Maker Competition
An off-chain decentralized network of Market Makers (aka solvers) compete to fulfill the request in the most optimal way. When the network finds the best solution, it presents it as a quote to the originating user/agent for approval.
3. Intent Execution
If the quote from the Market Maker is accepted, the intent is executed by calling a "Verifier" smart contract on NEAR Protocol. This contract securely verifies and settles the final transaction.
Resources
[card] Official NEAR Intents Documentation
Read the official documentation to learn more about NEAR Intents.
[card] Dev Support Channel
Join the Telegram developer support channel.
[card] Integration Example
Explore an easy integration example that uses the 1Click API.
[card] near-intents.org (Live Site)
Try the live demo application showcasing token swaps.
[card] Independent Fee Benchmark
Compare NEAR Intents against other bridges on effective USDC transfer costs, measured independently across Solana, Base, and Arbitrum corridors.