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Stable announces LayerZero as official interoperability partner

Stable announces LayerZero as official interoperability partner

ForesightNewsForesightNews2025/12/09 07:53
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Foresight News reported that Stable has announced LayerZero as its official interoperability partner, leveraging LayerZero's OFT standard to ensure Stable is connected to major ecosystems. Key assets joining the Stable ecosystem on the first day include: USDT0, XAUT0, frxUSD, sfrxUSD, thBILL, weETH, USDC.e, and WETH. In addition, Stargate Finance, the cross-chain bridge protocol previously acquired by LayerZero, will serve as the main application for Stable's cross-chain swaps, with technology support provided by Aori. All OFT standard tokens transferred on Stargate will achieve zero slippage cross-chain transactions.

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