A major collaboration between leading blockchain networks — Solana, Stellar, Polygon, TON, Monad, and infrastructure provider Fireblocks — aims to establish a unified architecture for cross-chain payments.
The initiative seeks to eliminate network fragmentation and build the foundation for scalable digital settlements across Web3 ecosystems.
Why the Industry Needs It
Despite the explosive growth of DeFi and tokenized assets, interoperability remains a critical challenge. Each blockchain still operates under its own set of protocols, while bridges and third-party solutions often introduce security vulnerabilities and centralization risks.
The new project will create a shared technical layer that allows users and businesses to move assets between networks seamlessly — without manual bridges, liquidity duplication, or custodial intermediaries.
Who’s Behind the Effort
- Solana — a high-performance blockchain known for scalability and DeFi support.
- Polygon — a leading Layer-2 ecosystem for Ethereum.
- TON — Telegram-integrated blockchain with a rapidly expanding payment network.
- Monad — an advanced EVM-compatible network with ultra-low latency.
- Fireblocks — a major institutional platform for digital asset custody and payment security.
What It Means
The alliance will deliver a unified API, automatic liquidity routing, and institutional-grade protection powered by Fireblocks.
Analysts say this partnership could become one of the most important milestones for blockchain interoperability — pushing Web3 toward true scalability and mainstream adoption.
