ZeroLabs Tokenization Protocol
  • ❓About
  • 📄Audit trail
  • Domain Definitions
    • 📃Redemption Statement
    • 🔃Bi-directional link
      • Setting the redemption statement
      • Issuance
    • 👤Issuer
      • Topics
    • 📗Certificate
      • Claiming
    • 📑Batch
    • 📝Agreement
    • 💽Smart contracts
      • Certificate Registry
        • Issuance metadata
        • Claim data
        • Deployments
      • Batch Factory
        • Deployments
      • Agreement(s)
    • ⛓️Multi-chain approach
  • Future Improvements
    • 🌉Bridging
  • Developer Tools
    • 👨‍💻How to use the libraries
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  • Phase 0 - App-level
  • Phase 1 - Centralized Bridging
  • Phase 2 - Decentralized Bridging
  1. Future Improvements

Bridging

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Last updated 2 years ago

The ZeroLabs Tokenization Module already supports multiple blockchains but with no bridging functionality. Our cross-chain bridging strategy will be implemented in 3 stages.

Phase 0 - App-level

Initially, ZeroLabs supports multiple blockchains on the app-level only. We are able to tokenize Certificates on multiple blockchains, and users can show a preference to tokenizations on the blockchain of their choice.

More details can be found .

Limitation: The Certificates are non-bridgeable between different blockchains.

Phase 1 - Centralized Bridging

ZeroLabs is currently working on a bridging solution to allow cross-chain bridging liquidity for different Certificates.

Certificates would be minted on a single (main) blockchain and then bridged to other blockchain when there's a demand for liquidity. Certificates claimed on a bridged chain will automatically be disabled/burned on the main blockchain.

This bridge will initially be run by ZeroLabs with the possibility to be decentralized in the future.

Phase 2 - Decentralized Bridging

In the long-term, the ZeroLabs research team is focused on decentralizing the bridges and allowing the owners to bridge their own NFTs as they with and claim on whichever blockchain the bridge supports.

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