Cross-Chain
Bridge Hooks
To
Fulfill User Intents
Bridge Hooks
To
Fulfill User Intents
Bridge abstraction promotes user onboarding and bootstraps cross-chain capital by bundling bridge + protocol actions within dapps.
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Seamless Cross-chain Onboarding
Web2-Grade UX
Users want to use apps, not bridges. Across+ upgrades dapp UX by abstracting bridging to the background for a Web2-like experience.
Secure by Design
Most cross-chain messaging solutions increase trust assumptions vs. the chains they connect. Across+ actions are not cross-chain messages -- they are actions to execute when assets are delivered on the destination.
intents-based Architecture
Cross-chain intents are cross-chain limit orders plus a protocol action to execute on destination. Simply attach the intent order standard to protocol actions to create seamless cross-chain experiences.
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Visit our documentation page to learn more about the benefits of integrating Across+.
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Use cases
Bootstrap Liquidity
Secure TVL and consolidate capital on your protocol's home chain using Across+. Bridge + LP bundled functions allow protocols to sidestep elaborate multichain deployments and pull capital rather than chase it.
key features
- Seamlessly onboard cross-chain LPs with bridge + LP bundles
- Bridge + LP + stake in a single user action
- Consolidate liquidity pool management by pulling liquidity to your chain
well connected
Supported Chains
Ethereum Mainnet
Optimism
Polygon Network
Arbitrum One
Base
zkSync Era
how they use across+
Integrated partners
TeleOrdinal has integrated Across+ to facilitate cross-chain bidding on Ordinals (Bitcoin NFTs). The feature allows users to participate in Ordinal auctions via TeleOrdinal using stablecoins from their desired chains.
"We chose Across+ to expand TeleOrdinal, our cross-chain Ordinals marketplace, to new EVMs for its fast and cost-effective bridging. The solution made integration remarkably straightforward, enabling seamless token transfers and cross-chain contract calls."
Mahyar Daneshpajooh
Founder
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