ZeroMile

ZeroMile is a modular liquidity and intent-execution layer that calls itself the first concentrated-liquidity DeFi layer, using a Credit Intent System to match solvers that fulfill users' swap and yield intents across chains before a settlement layer completes cross-chain delivery. User intents are expressed as composable settlement requests filled by competing solvers with optimal paths. It runs as an AVS on Ethereum, with economic security supplied by eigenLayer and Karak restaking, applying restaked capital to secure intent settlement.

Narratively ZeroMile is positioned as cross-chain intent infrastructure; its team also launched mperps, a perpetual product on Canton using USDCx as collateral. The operator holds a VASP license in Trinidad and Tobago, targeting users who want compliant on-chain perpetual trading, with the core mechanism replacing traditional order-book routing through intent matching, and its restaking security model brings external validator economic weight into settlement assurance.