Hyperbridge, a blockchain interoperability protocol, has officially launched, offering secure, scalable, and verifiable cross-chain solutions across multiple blockchains. The protocol supports Ethereum, Optimism, Arbitrum, Base, BNB Chain, and Gnosis. After completing two testnet cycles, Hyperbridge has processed over 600,000 cross-chain messages and welcomed 66 independent relayers for message transfer across chains.
At launch, Hyperbridge introduces Gateway, a token bridge for asset transfers, arbitrary message passing, and state queries across multiple ecosystems. Gateway guarantees high security and finality, using zk-proofs and on-chain finality validation. This cross-chain messaging and liquidity solution aims to provide instant access to multichain liquidity and unlock new DeFi use cases for DAOs, stablecoins, and real-world assets.
Hyperbridge’s design focuses on security, addressing challenges faced by conventional multisig bridges, which have previously resulted in over $2 billion in exploits. The protocol leverages zk-light clients and storage proofs to authenticate messages. Seun Lanlege, founder of Polytope Labs, the developers of Hyperbridge, said, “By leveraging finality-based authentication and eliminating multisig committees, Hyperbridge offers unmatched security, allowing developers to build the next generation of decentralized applications with confidence.”
Hyperbridge enables developers to launch cross-chain applications from day one, supporting use cases such as non-custodial native bridges for unified liquidity pools, cross-chain intents, and multichain expansion for stablecoins, real-world assets, and DAO governance tokens.
With blockchain adoption accelerating, interoperability becomes increasingly important, and Hyperbridge aims to be at the forefront of this shift, offering developers and projects a reliable, secure, and scalable cross-chain infrastructure that opens new frontiers for DeFi, DAOs, and on-chain finance.
