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Korea Gold Exchange Digital Asset (KorDA) today announced the integration of LayerZero of $KGLD, one of Asia’s first tokenized gold assets backed by physical reserves.
Worldpay/Global Payments is now offering enterprise-grade security for companies looking to secure payments across nine blockchains with the launch of the Payments DVN.
LayerZero today announced its integration on the Canton Network, the only public, permissionless blockchain purpose-built for institutional finance. LayerZero will be the first interoperability protocol live on Canton.
LayerZero and Centrifuge today announced a partnership that brings Centrifuge’s tokenization and onchain asset infrastructure into the LayerZero ecosystem, creating a stronger foundation for financial products with multichain reach from day one.
What LayerZero Means for the Future of Money in Asia
Zero is a heterogeneous blockchain built around proof-based verification. By decoupling execution from validation and scaling through protocol-owned Atomicity Zones, Zero delivers internet-scale performance.
Zero is a heterogeneous blockchain built around proof-based verification. By decoupling execution from validation and scaling through protocol-owned Atomicity Zones, Zero delivers internet-scale performance.
Zero is a decentralized, multi-core blockchain that uses zero-knowledge proofs to separate execution from verification. It enables internet-scale throughput while keeping validation lightweight, permissionless, and verifiable by consumer-grade hardware.
Introducing C-Simplex, Commonware’s production variant of Simplex BFT, and explains how subtle voting and timeout changes enable unpredictable onchain randomness without sacrificing safety or responsiveness—unlocking secure VRF-based leader election.
Wyoming became the first U.S. state to issue a fully reserved stable token. Built on LayerZero, FRNT launched on 7 blockchains with sovereign control, regulatory compliance, and crosschain mobility, setting a new standard for public-sector digital assets.
