RHEA Finance Integrates TRON to Expand Cross-Chain DeFi Access

TLDR: RHEA Finance integrates TRON, giving 370 million users access to cross-chain liquidity via one wallet. NEAR Intents and Chain Signatures power seamless cross-chain execution without extra wallets or bridges. TRON processes over $20 billion daily and holds $85 billion in USDT, making it a key DeFi target. Intent-based architecture lets users state financial goals while solvers handle all cross-chain execution. RHEA Finance has announced its integration with the TRON network, extending chain abstracted liquidity to one of blockchain’s most active ecosystems. Built on NEAR Protocol’s intent-based architecture, the cross-chain DEX and lending protocol now enables TRON users to trade, lend, and borrow across multiple chains. Users can do this without bridges, extra wallets, or technical knowledge of underlying chain mechanics. .@rhea_finance a cross-chain decentralized exchange and lending protocol built on @NEARProtocol intent-based architecture, today announced its integration with the TRON network. The integration brings chain abstracted liquidity to one of the world’s most active blockchain… pic.twitter.com/LcwkPjMV7e — TRON DAO (@trondao) March 24, 2026 TRON Users Gain Seamless Multi-Chain Access The integration is powered by NEAR Intents and NEAR Chain Signatures. Together, these tools allow TRON users to express financial goals, such as lending USDT or swapping TRX. A decentralized solver network then handles execution across supported blockchains automatically. Users sign transactions using only their existing TRON wallet through the RHEA PassKey experience. This removes the need for NEAR, EVM, or any additional wallet setup. The process is designed to be straightforward and accessible to users of all experience levels. TRON has built a strong presence in global stablecoin payments over the years. The network holds over $85 billion in circulating USDT supply and supports more than 370 million user accounts. Additionally, TRON processes over $20 billion i...