Across Protocol History

What does Across Protocol do?

Across Protocol (CRYPTO:ACX) is a cross-chain bridge that allows users to transfer assets between different blockchains, such as Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, and Polygon. ACX is the native token of the Across Protocol platform and is used to pay for transaction fees and provide security to the network. Across Protocol uses a unique consensus mechanism called Optimistic Oracle to enable fast and secure cross-chain transfers. The Optimistic Oracle assumes that all transactions are valid and only disputes invalid transactions if they are challenged by a user. Across Protocol is still under development, but it has already processed over $1 billion in cross-chain transfers. The Across team is committed to building a sustainable and scalable cross-chain bridge that will help to drive adoption of Web3.

Across Protocol company media

Documentation

Company Snapshot

Market Cap

$138.26M

Head Office

Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Year Founded

2021

What does Across Protocol specialise in?

/Cross-Chain /Ethereum Ecosystem /Interoperability /Optimism Ecosystem

What are the products and/or services of Across Protocol?

Overview of Across Protocol offerings

Cross-chain asset transfers: Across Protocol allows users to transfer assets between different blockchains in a fast and secure way.

Decentralization: Across Protocol is a decentralized platform that is not controlled by any single entity.

High throughput: Across Protocol can handle a high volume of cross-chain transfers without sacrificing security.

Low transaction fees: Across Protocol charges very low transaction fees for cross-chain transfers.

Security: Across Protocol uses a unique consensus mechanism called Optimistic Oracle to ensure the security of cross-chain transfers.