
Author: James Hunt, The Block; Compilation: Deng Tong, Bitchain Vision Realm
The decentralized computing platform ChainLink launched a bridge application to transfer cryptocurrencies and messages between blockchain, which is supported by its cross -chain interoperability protocol.
The “Transporter” application was built with the Chainlink Foundation and developer Chainlink Labs, which aims to provide a user -friendly interface for submitting and monitoring cross -chain transactions on CCIP.
“Transporter can use Chainlink CCIP’s security advantages more easily to transmit large amounts of tokens and key news through the security advantages of Chainlink CCIP.”Transfer value and data, I am glad that Transporter is making this way easier to realize.
Multi -chain support
Transporter initially supported token transmission across multiple blockchain networks, including Arbitrum, Avalanche, Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Optimism, and Polygon.Except for existing transaction costs and CCIP service providers, it does not charge additional fees.
Risk -investment company Fourty Revolution Capital and Moonrock Capital were early users of the application.
The anonymous investor Nomatic of the FourTh Revolution Capital said:“I expect Transporter to soon become a standard for high -value use cases cross -chain support.”
Simon Dedic, CEO of Moonrock Capital, added: “We are glad to witness the launch of Transporter, and we hope it will play an important role in bringing safe cross -chain connections to the huge user base of the entire blockchain ecosystem.”
Chainlink also launched a new CCIP token transfer tool on Thursday, allowing native ETH to transfer through the WETH token pool.This marks CCIP for the first time to achieve locking and unlocking mechanisms.
Chainlink launched the early visit stage CCIP on Avalanche, Ethereum, Optimism, and Polygon in July 2023.In January this year, it also integrated the Circle’s cross -chain transmission protocol (CCTP) with CCIP for the USDC stable currency transmission across different blockchain.