Hashflow: “1inch [is] a core destination in DeFi”
In this new series of posts, 1inch looks at partnerships it has struck with various projects and at how both sides have benefited from the collaboration.
In September 2021, the 1inch Network integrated with Hashflow, a DeFi exchange that brings institutional liquidity and pricing strategies to DeFi to help build a more capital-efficient market structure.
Founded in 2019, Hashflow connects institutional market makers directly with traders using a request-for-quote (RFQ) model as opposed to the automated market maker (AMM) model. With this model, Hashflow is able to offer traders enhanced efficiency and security by guaranteeing price execution (zero slippage) and eliminating MEV exploits such as front-running and sandwich attacks.
The partnership with 1inch offered Hashflow additional exposure and access to a large number of new customers, while 1inch users benefited from another major liquidity source.
“Our goal is to offer the best liquidity and pricing on any trade. Working with 1inch, a core destination in DeFi, allows Hashflow to tap into its significant taker flow,” commented Varun Kumar, CEO of Hashflow.
“As we continue optimizing our product to offer even more competitive quotes and additional features that users want, the increased exposure from 1inch has and will continue being significantly conducive for Hashflow’s growth,” he continued.
Stay tuned to learn more about 1inch partners!
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