- Permissionless bridging using the Uniswap wallet or interface is now operational across nine networks, powered by Across Protocol.
- Starting with Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon, OP Mainnet, Zora, Blast, World Chain, and ZKsync, bridging is feasible.
The well-known decentralized exchange’s primary developer, Uniswap Labs, declared that permissionless bridging via the Uniswap wallet and interface is now operational on nine networks.
It has been difficult to move assets between chains. It necessitated waiting for lengthy transaction times, utilizing external bridges, and navigating strange interfaces.
Permissionless bridging was introduced by Uniswap in part to alleviate the occasionally difficult task of running and overseeing assets across several chains. The action also coincides with Uniswap’s consistent drop in decentralized trading market share over the past few months.
Serving Base, Arbitrum, Ethereum, and other
The bridging capabilities of the decentralized exchange are first focused on serving some of the most popular blockchain protocols.
According to the business, bridging is now feasible with Zora, Blast, World Chain, ZKsync, Ethereum Base, Arbitrum, Polygon, and Mainnet. Across Protocol powers the permissionless bridging that is made possible by Uniswap’s wallet and interface.
Unlike other bridges, Across is a permissionless bridge that makes use of a decentralized network of relayers and liquidity pools.
According to Uniswap Labs, one of the most requested additions by consumers has been the new bridging functionality. The business cited a July X survey that revealed bridging was the most desired feature, narrowly surpassing Layer 2 limit orders.
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