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Astar is the first Polygon CDK to connect to Polygon AggLayer interoperability protocol

2024-03-06

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Astar is a layer-2 blockchain from Japan. Astar provides Web3 infrastructure for Japanese organizations and Japanese companies.

 

Organizations and companies that use Astar network such as Sony Network Communication Inc. and the Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation (NTT).

 

Astar is a zkEVM layer-2 chain, it was built using Polygon Chain Development Kit (CDK). Astar zkEVM officially went live on Mar 6, 2024.

 

Polygon CDK is a modular (it supports Celetia’s DA and other data availability providers to reduce transaction fees), open source software toolkit for developers to launch their own zkEVM chains.

 

Astar zkEVM is the first Polygon CDK chain to plug in to the AggLayer.

AggLayer allows Astar zkEVM to make cross-chain transactions between Astar and Polygon zkEVM as well as between Astar and other Polygon CDK chains.

 

Projects built on Polygon CDK.

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What is AggLayer?

Polygon Labs researchers and software engineers have designed an interoperability protocol for zero-knowledge blockchains called AggLayer.

 

AggLayer will unify ZK-secured L1 and L2 chains and makes it feel like a single chain.

 

How does AggLayer works?

It aggregates ZK proofs from all connected chains to create cross-chain transactions.

 


Polygon CDK chains, L2 chains, L1 chains that use zero-knowledge proofs can use AggLayer.

 

Polygon Labs launched AggLayer mainnet on Feb 23, 2024.

 

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