Common Knowledge Base Association (CKBA) (@ckba_build): A Fiber payment can begin in one asset and arrive in another.

A Fiber payment can begin in one asset and arrive in another. Fiber channels can natively hold and route CKB, stablecoins, and other tokens across the same network. As a payment moves through that network, routing nodes can atomically exchange one asset for another along the way, earning fees for the liquidity they provide, while the swap remains secured by the same guarantees as the payment itself. In practice, you could send CKB while the recipient receives a stablecoin. One payment, with the conversion handled inside the flow. Traditional finance has worked this way for decades: one side pays in one currency, the other receives another, and the conversion happens invisibly in between. Fiber brings that experience to offchain payments. This is possible because CKB can recognize different asset types directly, so Fiber does not need to force every payment through a single intermediary asset before it can move across the network. Stablecoins and digital assets are becoming increasingly important to everyday commerce. Fiber is being built as the open network that can carry them natively and move between them as easily as it moves them.