Did you know NEAR Intents has an on-chain interface? This works because of NEAR's yield/resume - the contract pauses mid-execution, the swap runs off-chain, and the continuation lands in the same transaction. One tx hash. Send tokens (USDC, etc) to a contract → it runs NEAR Intents off-chain via OutLayer → the swapped tokens come back to you, in the same transaction. No frontend, no solver integration, no second signature. Your contract just asks for a swap and gets tokens. Doing swaps inside a NEAR contract or app? This is the most seamless way there is. Execution runs in a TEE - you get a verifiable result with the attestation, not a trusted API call. Example tx + docs in comments
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