Cross-Chain Liquid Staking Architecture
Smart contracts and relayers that allow assets from one chain to be staked while remaining liquid on another.
Resources
Category
- DeFi Apps
- Exchanges
- Infrastructure Providers
Use Cases
- Asset Tokenization
- B2B Payments
- Borrowing and Lending
- Cross-Chain Transfers
- Trading and Swapping
Blockchains Supported
- Aptos
- Arbitrum
- Arc
- Base
- Celo
Platform
- Web
Region
- APAC
- Europe
- LATAM
- Middle East and Africa
- North America
Country
- India
- New Zealand
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Raum Network Technologies Pvt. Ltd.
Engineering decentralized infrastructure.
Raum Network operates at the intersection of complex distributed systems and accessible user experience. We are not just developers; we are protocol architects.
Protocol design, smart contracts, and next-gen DeFi products. We build the engine room of the Web3 economy through end-to-end engineering for Web3 - from whitepaper to mainnet.
Our philosophy is rooted in security-first development and radical transparency. We believe that for Web3 to succeed, protocols must be resilient, immutable, and verifiable.
Use Cases
Decentralized Storage Integration for dApps
Infrastructure for decentralized storage; a critical need for NFT platforms and data-heavy dApps that cannot rely on centralized servers (like AWS) for censorship resistance.
Restaking Protocol Implementation
Protocol assistance implementing shared security models, similar to EigenLayer.
SocialFi & x402 Integration
Next-generation SocialFi platforms integrated with the x402 open payment standard. This standard enables "payment required" status codes for web requests, allowing for seamless, login-free monetization.
Web3 Infrastructure & Development Tooling
Custom RPC nodes, high-performance indexers (e.g., subgraphs), and developer SDKs tailored to specific use cases.
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