The most active NEAR Intents cross chain swap route pairs by settled volume and swap count over the last 24 hours.
Top NEAR Intents routes
| Route | Volume | Swaps |
|---|---|---|
| USDT -> USDT | $1.5M | 322 |
| USDT -> USDT | $1.1M | 218 |
| USDC -> USDT | $1.0M | 170 |
| ZEC -> ZEC | $911.8K | 38 |
| USDT -> USDT | $869.7K | 363 |
| USDC -> ETH | $748.2K | 56 |
| USDT -> USDC | $689.3K | 41 |
| USDT -> USDT | $564.8K | 26 |
| USDT -> USDC | $513.1K | 190 |
| ETH -> ZEC | $400.4K | 19 |
| SOL -> SOL | $394.7K | 40 |
| BTC -> SOL | $382.6K | 10 |
What routes reveal
A route is an origin→destination asset pair; ranking them by settled volume is the clearest picture of what cross-chain demand actually looks like. Stablecoin-to-stablecoin corridors (like USDT between TRON and Ethereum) are the workhorses — cheap value transfer rather than trading. Bitcoin and Solana pairs spike with volatility. And the long tail of exotic pairs exists here precisely because solver competition prices routes that pooled liquidity never could.
Route data feeds the rest of NearStats: the chain mix aggregates these same flows per chain, the leaderboard shows which apps route them, and stats tracks the volume windows. If a route you care about is missing, it usually means no solver has quoted it in the measured window — not that it is unsupported.
Frequently asked questions
- What is the biggest NEAR Intents route right now?
- USDT -> USDT leads the last 24 hours at $1.5M. The table refreshes as new data arrives.
- Why do stablecoin routes dominate?
- Cross-chain stablecoin transfers are the cheapest way to move dollar value between ecosystems — much of it is treasury and market-maker flow rather than retail trading.
- Can I swap any pair I see here?
- Yes — any listed route is a settled real swap, and any combination of supported assets can be quoted. Interfaces like LeoDex will show the live solver quote for your exact pair and size.