BinnoHub
One @username for every network. BinnoHub connects blockchains through smart contracts and LayerZero V2, making sending crypto as easy as mentioning someone.
Automatic Transfers
Send and receive cryptocurrencies across networks automatically and without barriers.
Smart Contract Architecture
Centralizes validation through a main smart contract, while satellite contracts on LayerZero networks act as read-only nodes to speed up data verification.
Web3.0 Compatibility
Full multi-network support for all your favorite dApps.
Interoperability with LayerZero
Secure communication between networks through LayerZero technology.
Receiving wallets
Ready to automatically receive from wallets on other networks not affiliated with BinnoHub. A transition wallet while mass adoption of @username is completed.
@username
A unique OnChain, universal user. Sending and receiving crypto will be as easy as "Send 100 USDT to @user on Solana" and BinnoHub does the rest — OnChain and with low gas. The same applies for receiving: from and to any network.
Wallet integration
An open integration API for any wallet on any network. So @username becomes universal — across all networks and all wallets — and we forget long addresses for good.
BinnoHub Structure
BinnoHub uses a distributed smart-contract architecture.
Central Contract · BinnoChain
Satellite Smart Contract · Ethereum · Avalanche · Arbitrum · Polygon
Communication between contracts · LayerZero V2
How does BinnoHub work?
BinnoHub simplifies cross-chain transfers through automated processes that hide technical complexity from the user.
A user on BinnoChain sends to a user without a registered username on Ethereum.
They indicate the network and the wallet and send. This goes to the BinnoHub contract on BinnoChain and is processed through LayerZero V2 OFT.
If the user has a username, instead of the wallet address they indicate the username and the destination network, completing the operation through the same process.