Web3 has seen many cycles of evolution. From bitcoin to ethereum. From scaling solutions to infrastructure enhancements. From NFTs to Gaming. Yet, the question of universal adoption hits the proverbial roadblock. At Router Protocol, we see blockchain interoperability as the key to achieve a chain agnostic web3. Simplicity and unification of all blockchain ecosystems is crucial to drive mass adoption.

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We have developed a Cosmos SDK based blockchain infrastructure to solve the extant problems in interoperability and preempt the intricacies of web3 evolution for the next wave of growth.

Our focus is to enable developers to build chain-agnostic solutions and on board the next billion users on to web3.

THE MOST ELEGANT
CROSS-CHAIN
BRIDGING SOLUTION

Generation III of Cross-Chain
has just arrived.

Notwithstanding the novelty of using a blockchain itself as a bridging layer, Router Chain goes a step further and many miles ahead of competition by introducing the concept of a programmable middleware for the first-time ever in web3. With simplified frameworks and modules available for ready use by developers, dApps can now unlock the power of multiple blockchain ecosystems providing a unified and simplified user experience. Also, by leveraging the CosmWasm toolkit, developers can start building secure blockchain applications on the Router Chain from scratch or port their existing applications to the Router chain with minimal overhead.

Composability

Atomicity

Batching

Sequencing

Scheduling

Scheduling: In future roadmap, the Router chain will provide time-based triggers using which applications can execute contract functions without needing an external trigger. Atomicity: If an operation is atomic, it will either be seen as ‘yet to be started’ or as ‘completed’ but not in a ‘partially complete’ state. In other words, either all the sub-operations in that operation will be successful, or none of them will be successful. Router V2 provides support for atomic transactions out-of-the-box to save users from the overhead of deploying wrapper contracts to handle multiple function requests. Batching: Transaction batching can help a lot of applications cut costs for their cross-chain operations. Depending on the requirement of the application, Router can be asked to execute batches of transactions either directly on the Router chain or on the destination chains. Sequencing: The capability of ordering the messages in a transaction by Router Chain.  If this feature is exercised, Transaction 1 will always be executed before Transaction 2 no matter the variables that might happen in between.  Data aggregation: Contracts on the Router chain can serve as data aggregation modules for various cross-chain and multi-chain applications.

OmniChain
Framework

Best suited for applications requiring a stateful bridging logic or a decentralized accounting layer.

Voyager
Suite

Developers can use abstractions of this native cross-chain asset transfer bridge to build applications like cross-chain yield aggregation

CrossTalk
Framework

Most elegant for cases that demand cross-chain instruction transfers without a bridging logic

Router Chain
Core

For developers wanting to truly unravel true-blue applications of interoperability, Router allows for dApps to be built directly on its chain

Router Chain is a Proof-of-Stake Layer 1 blockchain that leverages tendermint's Byzantine Fault Tolerant (BFT) consensus engine [to validate state changes within and outside the chain network]. Built using the Cosmos SDK, Router Chain inherits all the features of Cosmos, including fast block times, robust security mechanisms, and, most importantly, CosmWasm - a security-first smart contract platform.

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