BitcoinWorld Beldex Enables Cross-Chain Interoperability with LayerZero and Stargate BDX is integrated with LayerZero and live on Stargate, enabling fast and secureBitcoinWorld Beldex Enables Cross-Chain Interoperability with LayerZero and Stargate BDX is integrated with LayerZero and live on Stargate, enabling fast and secure

Beldex Enables Cross-Chain Interoperability with LayerZero and Stargate

Beldex Enables Cross-Chain Interoperability with LayerZero and Stargate

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Beldex Enables Cross-Chain Interoperability with LayerZero and Stargate

BDX is integrated with LayerZero and live on Stargate, enabling fast and secure value transfers across multiple chains. 

Beldex, a privacy-focused blockchain network, adopts LayerZero’s OFT (Omnichain Fungible Token) standard, equipping BDX with the power to expand everywhere. As part of this integration, BDX has also been listed on Stargate, the largest bridge in DeFi by transfer volume. BDX can now move on Stargate seamlessly between all supported blockchains, including BNB Smart Chain, Ethereum, Solana, Base, and Arbitrum, at a 1:1 rate, in any size, with zero slippage. This unlocks a fully interoperable future for BDX, bringing privacy-focused utility into the broader DeFi landscape.

The Challenge: Assets Need To Be Where Users Are

Crypto no longer lives on a single chain. Liquidity, applications, and users shift quickly across ecosystems and assets need the ability to follow. However, most assets often remain anchored to their native chains.

This fragmentation prevents assets from reaching new markets, limits integration, and makes it harder for developers to build unified experiences across chains.

While BDX has thrived on the Beldex network, extending native compatibility to Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Solana, Base, and Arbitrum opens doors to broader accessibility, deeper liquidity, and a more connected ecosystem.

BDX Adopts LayerZero’s OFT Standard

BDX becomes one of the first privacy-focused crypto issued on LayerZero’s OFT standard, unlocking the ability to exist wherever users, liquidity, and applications are. The native asset remains private on the Beldex network, while its OFT representation operates transparently across multiple chains.

This integration is about unlocking BDX to grow everywhere, using LayerZero’s technology to expand BDX’s total addressable market, with the potential to deploy to 150+ blockchains. 

With LayerZero and Stargate Finance, users can now:

  • Move BDX across chains in a unified 1:1 model
    For example:
    • BDX (BNB Smart Chain) → BDX (Ethereum)
    • BDX (Ethereum) → BDX (Solana)

By connecting BDX to the broader crypto landscape via LayerZero, it becomes a multi-ecosystem asset, expanding its reach, utility, and opportunities for developers and users.

Privacy With Multi-Chain Access

The LayerZero integration reflects Beldex’s mission to balance privacy with usability. Key advantages include:

  • Two Forms, One Token: Native BDX remains private on the Beldex blockchain, while its OFT representation operates across every supported chain.
  • Supported Across Blockchains: Users can now deploy BDX across major blockchain environments to support liquidity flow and interact with tokenized asset platforms.
  • Frictionless Cross-Chain Movement: BDX is no longer siloed. Users can move the tokenized asset across supported networks.
  • Future-Ready Infrastructure: LayerZero’s infrastructure layer positions Beldex toward a modular, interconnected blockchain future, aligning the network with the industry’s shift toward applications and assets that operate across every chain.

This strategic step bridges Beldex’s privacy-focused foundation with the growing demand for multi-chain access.

The Beldex Ecosystem: Built for Private Interactions

Beldex provides a decentralized suite of products designed for private usage across internet and blockchain environments:

  • BChat: A decentralized messaging app that secures private conversations through the Beldex network.
  • BelNet: A decentralized VPN and onion-routing protocol that enables private connections via Beldex’s decentralized infrastructure.
  • Beldex Browser: A web browser that empowers users to explore the internet efficiently and safely. Private, ad-free, and powered by the Beldex chain.
  • BNS Domains: A decentralized, private identity system allowing human-readable addresses and blockchain-based naming.
  • Masternodes: A robust infrastructure that supports transaction validation and network stability.

LayerZero support extends BDX beyond the Beldex ecosystem, while the network continues advancing its privacy and scalability technologies, including Bulletproof++ from the Obscura hardfork, along with ongoing research into Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE).

Expanding Across Every Chain

The default in DeFi is many chains. By Integrating with LayerZero this marks a milestone moment for Beldex. With Stargate enabling seamless cross-chain movement, BDX can now access new liquidity, new applications, and new users, while its native privacy model stays intact on the Beldex network.

BDX, now at the intersection of privacy and interoperability, is well positioned to play a pivotal role in the multi-chain blockchain landscape. This integration not only amplifies BDX’s utility but also reinforces Beldex’s status as a leading innovator in privacy-focused, multi-chain blockchain solutions.

This post Beldex Enables Cross-Chain Interoperability with LayerZero and Stargate first appeared on BitcoinWorld.

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