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Movement Docs Adds NEAR Intents SDK Integration Guide for Cross-Chain USDC/USDT Transfers

Jul 8, 2026 · 1 min read

Movement's documentation repository has published a new developer guide for the @moveindustries/near-intents-sdk, a TypeScript SDK that streamlines cross-chain token transfers to Movement Network. The guide, now live in the Build → Interact on Chain → NEAR Intents SDK section, provides developers with comprehensive instructions for integrating NEAR Intents-powered transfers.

The integration guide covers the complete four-step transfer flow, beginning with installation instructions for npm, pnpm, yarn, and bun package managers. Developers can access token-free quick-start examples demonstrating end-to-end workflows, including quote generation, deposit execution, and transfer status tracking. The guide also details optional 1Click JWT authentication, which waives protocol fees for streamlined transactions.

Security and practical implementation are emphasized throughout the documentation. For browser-based usage, the guide explains how to use a server-side proxy to prevent JWT tokens from being shipped to the client, complete with a minimal Next.js route-handler example. The guide covers signing deposit transactions for both EVM (using viem) and Tron (using TronLink), and provides detailed status polling mechanisms with `getStatus` and `isTerminal` methods.

The reference documentation includes a supported routes table with slippage guidance for MOVE destinations and a complete API reference with `quoteDeposit` parameter specifications. All examples follow the SDK's authoritative README and source API conventions, using parameters like `ethereum`, `polygon`, `tron`, `getStatus`, and `isTerminal` to ensure consistency with the published SDK implementation.

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