infrastructure
Across
Intent-based bridge and swap protocol for moving assets between chains.
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Project video
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Your assets are on one network. The application you want is on another. That is a routing problem. Across lets users bridge and swap supported assets between Ethereum, mainnet, and layer-2 networks. It is designed to execute cross-chain transfers through a relayer network rather than a lock-and-mint bridge flow. The destination matters, but so does the route. Sending a transaction on one chain is different from having its result available on another. Explore Across on Hood L two. Find the project links, its full description, and the sources behind the listing.
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Overview
Across lets users bridge and swap supported assets between Ethereum mainnet and Layer 2 networks. Relayers execute transfers using an intent-based model.
Uses
- Transferring supported assets using relayer liquidity.
- Comparing a relayer route with the canonical bridge.
Risks and limitations
- Fill speed depends on relayer liquidity.
- Robinhood-specific contract addresses were not verified in this record.
Key facts
- What it is
- Across lets users bridge and swap supported assets between Ethereum mainnet and Layer 2 networks. Relayers execute transfers using an intent-based model.· 70%§
- Role on Robinhood Chain
- Intent-based bridge for moving ETH and stablecoins onto Robinhood Chain, listed among the chain's partner routes.· 75%§
- Named in Robinhood bridging docs
- Robinhood's documentation names Across alongside the canonical Arbitrum bridge, LI.FI, Relay, Stargate and Chainlink CCIP.· 72%§
- Architecture
- Relayers supply assets on the destination chain and receive reimbursement after settlement.· 88%§
- Position vs. canonical bridge
- A relayer can fill a transfer before the canonical withdrawal process completes, subject to available liquidity and route conditions.· 70%§
- Presence at launch
- Reported among the bridge partners available for depositing assets into Robinhood Chain around the 1 July 2026 mainnet launch.· 65%§
Key features
Relayer-funded transfers
Relayers supply destination assets before their reimbursement is settled. Fill speed depends on the route and available liquidity.
Optimistic verification
Settlement uses optimistic verification through UMA on Ethereum.
Asset selection
Check the route’s destination contract and supported asset. Receiving a familiar ticker does not establish that the token is canonical.
People and accounts
Works on Across and optimistic-oracle infrastructure at Risk Labs.
Publishes Across bridge and integration updates.
History
2026-07-01
Across listed among Robinhood Chain bridge routes
At mainnet launch Robinhood's bridging documentation named Across among the supported partner routes for depositing assets onto the chain.
Frequently asked questions
- How does Across bridge to Robinhood Chain?
- A user requests assets on the destination chain. A relayer supplies them and is reimbursed later. Transfer speed depends on available relayer liquidity.
- Is Across an official Robinhood Chain route?
- Robinhood lists Across among its partner routes in the bridging documentation.
- Should I use Across or the canonical bridge?
- Compare supported assets, available liquidity, fees and settlement conditions. Across uses relayers; the canonical bridge follows the chain’s deposit and withdrawal process.
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