Blockchain
LayerZero, an omnichain interoperability protocol, has been launched on the zkSync Era mainnet. The protocol provides a messaging system that allows developers building on zkSync to extend their application to more than 30 supported chains.
The new chains keep coming!
LayerZero is now live on @zksync Era mainnet. pic.twitter.com/dkZyKHHYjS
— LayerZero Labs (@LayerZero_Labs) Apr 27, 2023
In addition, projects already built on LayerZero can be easily extended to zkSync. The protocol provides authentic and guaranteed message delivery with configurable reliability, allowing lightweight messages to be passed across chains.
LayerZero is committed to continuously evaluating and improving security, and as a result has the industry’s largest live bounty program for bugs with up to $15 million. To date, LayerZero has awarded nearly $1 million to white hats who have made revelations. In addition, a separate bug bounty of up to $2 million exists specifically for The Aptos Bridge, which will eventually become part of the main program.
The launch of LayerZero on zkSync Era mainnet is an important development that will bring greater flexibility and interoperability to the blockchain industry.
The messaging protocol offered by LayerZero has the potential to increase the efficiency of cross-chain communication, enabling developers to build more complex and interconnected applications. With its commitment to security and the industry’s largest bug bounty program, LayerZero provides a secure and reliable platform for developers to build on.
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