Cross-Chain Messaging
Wormhole Messaging allows developers to grow liquidity and users at scale with a modular, general messaging protocol. Wormhole’s modular messaging protocol connects users and liquidity across a number of leading blockchains.
Category
- Bridge Apps
- Bridge SDKs
- DeFi Apps
- Infrastructure Providers
Use Cases
- Borrowing and Lending
- Cross-Chain Transfers
- Payment Settlement
- Trading and Swapping
- Treasury Management
Circle Products Used
- USDC
- CCTP
Blockchains Supported
- Algorand
- Arbitrum
- Avalanche
- Base
- Celo
On/Off-Ramps
- No
Platform
- Web
Free/Paid
- Free
Region
- North America
Country
- United States
Support
Wormhole
Wormhole is the leading interoperability platform powering multichain applications and bridges at scale.
Wormhole is a suite of open-source, permissionless protocols for secure asset and data transfers between blockchains. The flagship protocol is a messaging protocol for transferring arbitrary data across multiple blockchains in a seamless and scalable manner.
Use Cases
In-App Token Transfers
Wormhole Connect is the fastest way to get started with multichain development - it is an open-source reference implementation of the Wormhole TypeScript SDK that developers use to embed token transfers directly into their applications. Developers can embed a variety of token transfer routes such as Circle's CCTP.
Native Token Transfers (NTT)
NTT is an open framework for making any token natively multichain. With NTT's open framework, developers can easily create and transfer native multichain tokens that preserve ownership and upgradeability over token contracts, regardless of the destination blockchain.
CCTP
Users and app developers can securely transfer native USDC leveraging Wormhole's CCTP integration.
Cross-Chain Lending
Leveraging a combination of Wormhole's infrastructure and CCTP, lending markets can be built from the ground up on multiple blockchains. This has allowed novel lending use cases to proliferate as seen with Synonym Finance.
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