Why Bridges?
Oracles & Bridges
Oracles are essential to enable smart contracts to execute based on real world inputs. Bridges are fundamental to interoperability across chains.
Algorand SupaGrant Bridges & Oracles
Equito
Equito
Born on Algorand, Equito is an open cross-chain bridge protocol that enables fast, secure, and low cost asset transfers between blockchains.
Silent Data
Silent Data
Silent Data empowers Algorand developers to validate data from private web2 accounts in their web3 smart contracts, without anyone being able to access to the private or sensitive information.
Tellor
Folks Feed Oracle
Folks Feed Oracle (FFO) is an oracle developed on the Algorand blockchain that provides real-world data to web3 applications.
London Bridge
London Bridge
The secure bridge between Algorand and Ethereum. Transfer tokens using the additional security of State Proofs and Hardware Enclaves.
Messina
Messina
A bridge to enable noncustodial interactions between Ethereum and Algorand, opening opportunities to develop complex DeFi use cases and value chains.
Wormhole
Wormhole
We now have one more bridge called Wormhole. The Wormhole protocol underpins the cross-chain Portal Bridge for Layer 1 and Layer 2 blockchains and now supports Algorand.
Icon
Icon
Integration of Algorand into ICON's BTP interoperability ecosystem opens the door to new possibilities for the ICON ecosystem and ICX holders.
AlgoMint
AlgoMint
Removing the speed and cost hurdles for BTC and ETH through implementing synthetic versions on Algorand while retaining and enjoying the original assets' store-of-value properties.
pNetwork
pNetwork
Partnering with Algorand as a cross-chain composability system that allows NFTs to move freely between blockchains and launch cross-chain bridges for the Algorand ecosystem.
Goracle
Gora
Gora is the next-generation oracle network built on Algorand, connecting blockchain to the real world. It allows developers to create (dApps) that integrate real-world data, such as weather, sports, credit scores, custom data, and more. Gora uses a PoS consensus mechanism, making it more decentralized, scalable, and secure than other oracle blockchain networks.
