CrossFi launched an EVM-compatible mainnet for scalable web3 payments.
The network supports 10,000 TPS and bridges Ethereum assets seamlessly.
Governance uses MPX tokens, with fees averaging $0.02 per transaction.
Cross Finance, commonly known as CrossFi, has announced the launch of its EVM-compatible mainnet, marking a significant step in the evolution of decentralized finance (DeFi) and web3 payment solutions.
The CrossFi blockchain aims to provide a scalable, decentralized ecosystem designed to support high-volume payments and everyday transactions, bridging traditional finance with the world of crypto.
The CrossFi mainnet’s launch comes on the heels of a successful testnet, conducted in collaboration with CoinList, which attracted over one million active wallets.
The CrossFi blockchain
The network’s infrastructure is built using the Cosmos SDK and Tendermint, enabling a modular design that supports up to 10,000 transactions per second (TPS).
This scalability makes CrossFi suitable for hosting payment applications that require high throughput, similar to Visa-level processing capabilities.
As an EVM-compatible network, CrossFi allows seamless integration with Ethereum-native assets, which can be bridged to its platform and utilized within its payment ecosystem.
Its security is reinforced by PCI DSS certification, a data protection standard recognized by major payment card companies, ensuring that the platform maintains industry-leading data transmission and storage practices.
The governance of the decentralized network is powered by the Mint Power (MPX) token, which is also used to facilitate transaction fees that average $0.02 per transaction.
In addition, the Cross Finance ecosystem features a variety of financial tools, including CrossFi App, which enables services like staking, lending, crypto-fiat exchange, and P2P payments. Users can also leverage CrossFi xAPP for token swaps, cross-chain asset bridging, and liquidity mining.
Further enhancing its ecosystem, CrossFi supports synthetic asset minting, over-collateralized stablecoins, and offers decentralized platforms for trading real-world assets.
By integrating multiple functionalities across its components, Cross Finance is set to democratize access to decentralized finance and facilitate the adoption of blockchain technology in global payments.
The network’s launch partners, including Alchemy and other validators, will play a key role in optimizing performance and maintaining decentralization.
With this mainnet launch, CrossFi is positioned to become a pivotal player in the evolving web3 financial landscape, empowering businesses and users to explore new possibilities in the digital payments space.
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