Movement's documentation has published a new developer guide for the @moveindustries/near-intents-sdk, a TypeScript SDK designed to streamline cross-chain token transfers. The guide, available under Build → Interact on Chain → NEAR Intents SDK, walks developers through moving USDC/USDT from Ethereum, Polygon, and Tron onto Movement (as USDCx or MOVE) using NEAR Intents infrastructure.
The documentation covers a complete four-step transfer flow, from installation via npm, pnpm, yarn, or bun through to full end-to-end execution. Key features include a token-free quick start for immediate testing, optional 1Click JWT integration to waive protocol fees, and browser-safe JWT handling through a server-side proxy pattern with a sample Next.js route handler. Developers also gain guidance on signing deposit transactions for EVM chains via viem and for Tron via TronLink.
The guide includes practical tools for production use: status polling with `getStatus` and `isTerminal` methods, a reference table of supported routes with slippage guidance for MOVE destinations, and comprehensive API documentation with parameter tables for `quoteDeposit` and other SDK functions. All examples align with the SDK's official README and source code, ensuring consistency with Move Industries' reference implementation.
This addition positions the NEAR Intents SDK alongside Movement's other published integration guides for TypeScript, Rust, Python, and wallet-adapter, providing a complete toolkit for developers building multi-chain experiences on Movement.