IXFI Token
The IXFI token is the native cross-chain token of the IXFI Protocol, designed to facilitate seamless value transfer and serve as a medium of exchange across multiple blockchain networks.
Token Overview
IXFI tokens are 1:1 backed by XFI (CrossFi Chain's native token) and serve as the protocol's native asset for:
Cross-chain token transfers
DEX aggregation operations
Gas fee payments in gasless transactions
Protocol governance and staking
Technical Specifications
Contract Details
// Token Information
Name: IXFI Token
Symbol: IXFI
Decimals: 18
Total Supply: Dynamic (minted/burned based on bridging)
Standard: ERC20 with cross-chain extensions
Key Features
Cross-Chain Native: Deployed on multiple chains with unified balances
Burnable/Mintable: Supports cross-chain operations through burn/mint mechanisms
Gasless Support: Integrated with meta-transaction capabilities
Multi-signature Security: Relayer network validation for cross-chain operations
Token Economics
Supply Mechanism
Minting: IXFI tokens are minted when XFI is deposited into the protocol
Burning: IXFI tokens are burned when withdrawing to XFI
Cross-Chain: Tokens are burned on source chain and minted on destination chain
Backing Mechanism
1:1 XFI Backing: Every IXFI token is backed by 1 XFI token
Reserve Verification: Smart contracts ensure proper backing at all times
Audit Trail: All mint/burn operations are transparently recorded on-chain
Cross-Chain Operations
Bridge Mechanism
The IXFI token uses a sophisticated bridge mechanism:
Lock & Mint: On non-native chains, XFI is locked and IXFI is minted
Burn & Release: When bridging back, IXFI is burned and XFI is released
Relayer Validation: Multi-signature relayer network validates all operations
Supported Chains
CrossFi
4157
0x...
Native
Ethereum
1
0x...
Deployed
BSC
56
0x...
Deployed
Polygon
137
0x...
Deployed
Arbitrum
42161
0x...
Deployed
Optimism
10
0x...
Deployed
Avalanche
43114
0x...
Deployed
Smart Contract Architecture
Core Functions
// Minting (Cross-chain transfers in)
function mint(address to, uint256 amount) external onlyRelayer
// Burning (Cross-chain transfers out)
function burn(uint256 amount) external
// Cross-chain call with token transfer
function callContractWithToken(
string memory destinationChain,
string memory contractAddress,
bytes memory payload,
string memory symbol,
uint256 amount
) external
Security Features
Multi-signature Relayers: Requires multiple relayer signatures for operations
Command Validation: All cross-chain commands are cryptographically verified
Replay Protection: Prevents duplicate transaction execution
Rate Limiting: Configurable limits on large transfers
Integration Guide
For DApp Developers
// Get IXFI token contract
const ixfi = new ethers.Contract(IXFI_ADDRESS, IXFI_ABI, signer);
// Transfer tokens cross-chain
await ixfi.callContractWithToken(
"ethereum", // destination chain
"0x...", // destination contract
"0x...", // payload
"IXFI", // token symbol
ethers.parseEther("100") // amount
);
For DEX Integration
// Check IXFI balance
const balance = await ixfi.balanceOf(userAddress);
// Approve for DEX trading
await ixfi.approve(dexAddress, amount);
// Use in DEX aggregation
await aggregator.swapExactTokensForTokens(
amountIn,
amountOutMin,
[IXFI_ADDRESS, tokenOut],
recipient,
deadline
);
Use Cases
1. Cross-Chain Arbitrage
Traders can use IXFI to:
Identify price differences across chains
Transfer funds quickly between DEXes
Execute arbitrage strategies with minimal slippage
2. Multi-Chain DeFi
DeFi protocols can integrate IXFI to:
Accept deposits from any supported chain
Provide unified liquidity across chains
Enable cross-chain yield farming
3. Payment Infrastructure
Merchants can use IXFI for:
Cross-border payments
Multi-chain invoicing
Gasless transactions for users
Security Considerations
Risk Factors
Bridge Security: Cross-chain operations depend on relayer network security
Smart Contract Risk: Standard smart contract vulnerabilities apply
Chain-Specific Risks: Each blockchain has inherent risks
Mitigation Strategies
Multi-signature Validation: No single point of failure in relayer network
Formal Verification: Core contracts undergo formal verification
Bug Bounty Program: Active security researcher engagement
Regular Audits: Quarterly security audits by leading firms
Governance
Token Voting Rights
IXFI holders can participate in:
Protocol parameter updates
New chain integrations
Relayer network changes
Fee structure modifications
Proposal Process
Proposal Submission: Community members submit proposals
Discussion Period: 7-day community discussion
Voting Period: 3-day token holder voting
Implementation: Successful proposals are implemented
Roadmap
Short Term (Q1-Q2 2025)
Medium Term (Q3-Q4 2025)
Long Term (2026+)
Resources
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