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The rise of decentralized finance (DeFi) has been defined by its ability to democratize access to financial services, but its true potential lies in interoperability. In 2025, Tron's integration with deBridge marks a pivotal shift in how liquidity and stablecoin flows are aggregated across blockchain ecosystems. This move not only redefines Tron's role in the multichain DeFi landscape but also positions it as a critical on-ramp for emerging market adoption. For investors, the implications are clear: Tron's strategic expansion into cross-chain infrastructure could catalyze long-term token value and ecosystem capture. Liquidity Aggregation: Tron's New Frontier Tron has long been a dominant force in stablecoin processing, hosting nearly half of Tether's $81.4 billion USDT supply and facilitating over $23 billion in daily transfers. However, its true strength lies in its ability to aggregate liquidity across chains. By integrating with deBridge, Tron now connects to 25+ blockchains—including Ethereum , Solana , and BNB Chain—enabling instant, low-slippage transfers of assets and data. Unlike traditional bridges that rely on wrapped tokens (which introduce security risks), deBridge's architecture uses direct custody and authenticated messaging to eliminate intermediaries. This reduces counterparty risk while accelerating settlement times, making Tron a more attractive hub for cross-chain DeFi activity. The technical underpinnings of this integration are equally compelling. deBridge's high-performance bridging system allows for deep liquidity pools without the need for synthetic assets, while its deSwap Liquidity Network (DLN) operates on a zero-TVL model. This means cross-chain limit orders can be fulfilled peer-to-peer, bypassing traditional liquidity pools and custodial risks. For example, a user could swap TRON-based USDT for USDC on Solana in a single transaction, with Solvers competing to execute the trade at the best rate. Such innovations not only enhance efficiency but also align with the broader industry shift toward trust-minimized systems. Stablecoin Utility and Emerging Market Adoption Stablecoins are the lifeblood of DeFi, and Tron's dominance in this space is unmatched. With 99.2% of USDT supply processed on its network, Tron has become the de facto infrastructure for global stablecoin flows. The deBridge integration amplifies this role by enabling seamless cross-chain movement of stablecoins like USDT and USDD (Tron's algorithmic stablecoin offering up to 12% APY). This is particularly significant for emerging markets, where Tron's mobile-friendly wallets and low transaction costs have driven 327 million user accounts and 11 billion total transactions. Consider the case of a user in Southeast Asia seeking to stake USDT on a DeFi protocol on Solana. Previously, they would need to navigate multiple wallets and bridges, incurring fees and delays. Now, deBridge allows them to execute the entire process in one step, leveraging Tron's low-cost infrastructure as a gateway to global DeFi. This frictionless experience is likely to accelerate Tron's adoption in regions where traditional banking infrastructure is underdeveloped, further solidifying its position as a liquidity hub. Investment Thesis: Token Value and Ecosystem Capture For investors, the integration with deBridge strengthens Tron's investment thesis in three key ways: Network Effects and Token Demand: As Tron becomes a central node in cross-chain liquidity, its native token (TRX) will see increased demand for gas fees and staking. The growing volume of stablecoin transfers—$15 trillion processed on Tron by August 2025—suggests a self-reinforcing cycle of usage and value accrual. Strategic Partnerships: Collaborations with AEON (for in-store payments), Privy (wallet infrastructure), and USD1 (a new stablecoin) underscore Tron's expanding footprint in both DeFi and real-world use cases. These partnerships create flywheels of adoption that could drive long-term token utility. Composability and Developer Incentives: deBridge's IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service) model allows EVM and SVM-compatible chains to connect to Tron without liquidity silos. This opens the door for developers to build cross-chain applications, leveraging Tron's user base and stablecoin activity. A thriving developer ecosystem is a key driver of token value in Web3. Risks and Considerations While the outlook is bullish, investors must remain mindful of risks. Competition from other chains like Solana and BNB Chain could dilute Tron's market share. Regulatory scrutiny of stablecoins and cross-chain protocols also poses a threat, particularly in jurisdictions with strict compliance requirements. Additionally, the success of deBridge's trust-minimized architecture hinges on the robustness of its validator network and slashing mechanisms. Conclusion: A Cornerstone of Multichain DeFi Tron's integration with deBridge is more than a technical upgrade—it is a strategic masterstroke that positions the chain as a linchpin in the multichain DeFi ecosystem. By aggregating liquidity, enhancing stablecoin utility, and lowering barriers to entry for emerging markets, Tron is not just adapting to the future of DeFi; it is shaping it. For investors, the combination of network effects, strategic partnerships, and composability presents a compelling case for long-term value creation. As the DeFi landscape evolves, Tron's ability to bridge chains and unlock new value flows may prove to be one of the most significant investment opportunities of the decade.
Foresight News reports that the cross-chain interoperability protocol deBridge has announced its integration with the TRON network. Users can now securely and quickly transfer TRC 20 assets between TRON and more than 30 other networks, including Ethereum and Solana, via deBridge. There is no need for cumbersome intermediaries or asset wrapping, unlocking liquidity worth tens of billions of dollars. The TRON network is the world's largest stablecoin circulation hub. Traditional cross-chain bridging solutions often face bottlenecks in speed, security, and user experience. The integration of deBridge provides users with "second-level settlement" and a Cex-like experience, unlocking new liquidity pathways for Tron DeFi.
deBridge, a leading cross-chain infrastructure provider behind the deBridge liquidity transport protocol announced today full compatibility with the TRON network. This integration unlocks new liquidity pathways and expands stablecoin flow activity on TRON’s expansive ecosystem of decentralized finance and payments, allowing users to move assets between TRON and any supported chain instantly. This technical milestone connects deBridge to TRON’s massive global user base of over 327 million user accounts which execute a daily transfer volume of over $23 billion, underscoring its capacity to support institutional-scale activity with the efficiency and speed required by the digital economy. TRON has seen notable adoption in emerging markets, supported by mobile-friendly wallets and strong stablecoin infrastructure. “As a high-performance Layer 1 blockchain with approximately 3-second block times and fast finality, TRON’s architecture aligns perfectly with deBridge’s real-time bridging requirements,” said Jonnie Emsley, CMO at deBridge. “We are thrilled to enable efficient cross-chain transactions that can now tap into one of the most active onchain ecosystems in the world.” The TRON network has become instantly composable with 25 other blockchains supported on deBridge, with three pillars facilitating full cross-chain interoperability, further enhancing the ecosystem’s ability to grow its user base: High-performance bridging: Users can transfer assets quickly to TRON and explore its dApps, with bridging designed for fast settlement, deep liquidity, and measures to help mitigate MEV and slippage. Transfers of authenticated messages: TRON can securely transfer messages via a decentralized infrastructure across all blockchains supported on deBridge. Secure asset custody: dePort, deBridge’s native bridge for assets, enables secure asset custody for users coming from the supported blockchains on deBridge. This allows projects or dApps to port tokens from any chain to enable utility in the TRON ecosystem. “With deBridge, users gain direct access to innovative new dApps, while developers can seamlessly build and integrate across TRON and the broader blockchain ecosystems connected through deBridge,” said Sam Elfarra, Community Spokesperson for the TRON DAO. “This unlocks new possibilities for cross-chain collaboration, enhances interoperability, and paves the way for more connected and dynamic Web3 experiences.” The collaboration between TRON DAO and deBridge marks a significant advancement in cross-chain infrastructure. As the network hosting the largest circulating supply of USDT, which accounts for over half of all Tether in circulation, TRON’s integration with deBridge is a key step toward enabling seamless stablecoin transfers across the multichain landscape. Any EVM or SVM blockchain ecosystem can connect to deBridge by initializing deBridge IaaS, a turnkey, subscription-based solution for interoperability. To learn more about interoperability solutions on deBridge Iass, visit their website. About deBridge deBridge is the bridge that moves at lightspeed. By removing the bottlenecks and risks of liquidity pools, deBridge enables value and information to flow across the DeFiverse virtually instantly with deep liquidity and guaranteed rates. About TRON DAO TRON DAO is a community-governed DAO dedicated to accelerating the decentralization of the internet via blockchain technology and dApps. Founded in September 2017 by H.E. Justin Sun, the TRON blockchain has experienced significant growth since its MainNet launch in May 2018. TRON hosts the largest circulating supply of USD Tether (USDT) stablecoin, exceeding $82 billion. As of August 2025, the TRON blockchain has recorded over 327 million in total user accounts, more than 11 billion in total transactions, and over $28 billion in total value locked (TVL), based on TRONSCAN.
deBridge, a multichain interoperability protocol, has integrated Tron, allowing users to swap assets in real time between Justin Sun’s blockchain, Ethereum, Solana, and more than two dozen other blockchains, the project said on Tuesday. The rollout brings Tron's high-throughput network, which hosts almost half of all Tether’s USDT stablecoin in circulation, into deBridge’s routing system for low-slippage, MEV-protected transfers. According to The Block’s data dashboard, an estimated 81.4 billion USDT out of 167.2 billion sits on Tron. deBridge said the integration brings “full-stack interoperability,” positioning Tron as composable with leading ecosystems and enabling complex cross-chain interactions to settle in a single transaction for users. For builders, the link turns Tron into a “liquidity gateway” to and from other networks, a notable step given the chain’s role in emerging markets. Mobile-friendly wallets and stablecoin rails have driven more than 100 million total accounts and over four million daily active users to the Sun-founded blockchain, according to the announcement. Users can now route assets across Tron and 25+ chains through deBridge’s interface and APIs. The integration follows a broader push to deepen DeFi liquidity and product utility. deBridge is a protocol that links networks such as Solana, Ethereum, and BNB Chain. Unlike many bridges, it doesn’t lock funds and mint wrapped tokens, a model that has been a frequent target of hacks. The Block has previously reported on the launch of deBridge’s DBR token via Jupiter and subsequent buyback initiatives . Launched in 2022, the protocol has raised $5.5 million from investors like Animoca Brands.
According to ChainCatcher, as reported by The Block, the deBridge Foundation has launched a reserve fund, allocating 100% of protocol revenue to purchase its native token DBR on the open market.
According to ChainCatcher, citing token unlock data from the Web3 asset data platform RootData, deBridge (DBR) will unlock approximately 66.833 million tokens, valued at around $13.49 million, at 00:00 on July 15 (GMT+8).
Zilliqa blockchain network has officially moved from version 1.0 to 2.0, a protocol upgrade that restructures the blockchain’s architecture. According to a press release shared with crypto.news, the update introduces Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) compatibility, a new Proof-of-Stake consensus model, and infrastructure designed to support institutional use cases. The roll out follows a six-month test phase involving 21 external validators. During this period, the proto-mainnet processed 7.5 million blocks and completed 15 client upgrades. Key features of the upgrade include modular components that allow for greater network flexibility and future scalability. The update also introduces support for tokenized assets, verifiable smart contracts, and compliance-aligned DeFi infrastructure. With EVM compatibility now in place, developers can deploy Ethereum-native applications on Zilliqa without significant changes. The platform also adds customizable shards, cross-chain communication, light client support, and updated staking mechanics. The new staking system is designed to streamline validator onboarding and offers early incentives for users who migrate from Zilliqa 1.0. This is part of a broader shift intended to transition liquidity to the upgraded network while maintaining performance. Zilliqa’s roadmap includes future additions such as smart accounts and zero-knowledge features, with aims to support digital identity, programmable assets, and privacy-preserving compliance tools. Initial projects building on Zilliqa 2.0 span areas like tokenized assets, regulated DeFi, and fintech infrastructure. Early integrations include partnerships with LTIN and deBridge, which plans to bring native USDC to the network. Under 1.0, the network experienced periods of instability, including validator bugs and service outages. According to the team, the upgraded version offers a more modular and fault-tolerant architecture to address technical limitations and improve overall network reliability. Commenting on the upgrade, Zilliqa interim CEO Alexander Zahnd emphasized the importance of the transformation. “We’re building the blockchain institutions can trust without compromising on the speed, flexibility, or openness that brought us here in the first place. The next era of blockchain won’t be built on hype. It’ll be built on trust, transparency, and technical excellence. That’s what Zilliqa 2.0 stands for”, he said.
according to official sources, its DBR token airdrop and LFG Treasury token are now available for claiming. Users who participated in the LFG Launch and meet the airdrop criteria can claim the DBR token on the deBridge Foundation official website. It is worth noting that the deadline for claiming the airdrop and LFG token is 08:00 on May 17th (UTC).
Odaily reports that according to official information, the governance token DBR from deBridge is now available for claiming. Users who participated in the LFG launch and meet the airdrop conditions can claim the DBR tokens on the deBridge Foundation's official website. The deadline for claiming the airdrop is May 17, 16:00 (UTC+8).
According to ChainCatcher, according to official news from RootData, 33 tokens will be unlocked at one time from April 14 to April 20. Among them, TRUMP, QAI, ARB, OMNI and DBR unlocked more than 20 million US dollars: DBR will unlock more than 1.048 billion tokens on April 15, with an unlocked value of 22.39 million US dollars, accounting for 10.48% of the circulation; ARB will unlock more than 123 million tokens on April 16, with an unlocked value of 33.56 million US dollars, accounting for 1.24% of the circulation; OMNI will unlock more than 15.9691 million tokens on April 17, with an unlocked value of 31.22 million US dollars, accounting for 15.87% of the circulation; QAI will unlock more than 593,100 tokens on April 18, with an unlocked value of 52.49 million US dollars, accounting for 5.93% of the circulation; TRUMP will unlock 40 million tokens on April 19, with an unlocked value of more than 3.12 $ 312 million, accounting for 4% of the circulation. It is worth noting that TRUMP topped the list with an unlocked value of $ 312 million and fell by 22.98% in the past 7 days.
On February 13th, it was officially announced that deBridge has achieved deep technical integration with the IP blockchain Story Protocol. As the ninth on-chain ecosystem to access deBridge's interoperability as a service (IaaS), Story Protocol will directly obtain high-concurrency cross-chain asset transfer, authentication message transmission, and decentralized asset custody capabilities, achieving seamless interaction with 17 chains such as Solana and Ethereum. At the same time, according to the public data released by Alex, co-founder of deBridge today, the picture shows that the total non-custodial cross-chain transaction volume of the platform has exceeded 84 million US dollars recently, with more than 8,000 independent users and on-chain transaction fee income reaching 74,000 US dollars. The daily average transaction volume in the past two weeks has continued to reach a new high. The fundamentals may provide long-term value support for $DBR. At the same time, developers can build cross-chain IP asset management tools in the Story ecosystem based on the underlying facilities of deBridge. Users can also directly apply for ASR voting incentives through aggregators such as Jupiter. The deBridge team emphasizes that the IaaS model significantly reduces the threshold for cross-chain development of new chains by standardizing liquidity, messaging, and asset custody modules. Currently, Story users can deeply couple their on-chain IP assets with external DeFi and NFT markets through a near-zero slippage instant settlement protocol. With the open collection of Q4 community proposal voting rewards (ASR), the governance weight and on-chain active level of DBR holders will continue to affect the allocation of ecological incentives. This integration may provide infrastructure support for encrypted native IP monetization, and deBridge's technical accumulation and user base in the cross-chain track are becoming its core competitiveness in building a "decentralized interoperability layer".
Odaily Planet Daily reports that according to Defillama data, deBridge has reached a cross-chain settlement volume of 56.13 million US dollars in 24 hours, ranking first among all cross-chain bridges on the entire network.
On February 6th, deBridge announced its official support for Berachain, further promoting its cross-chain interoperability solution. Through IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service) services, Berachain has seamlessly integrated with deBridge's 16 support chains, providing users with efficient and secure cross-chain liquidity. It is reported that the core advantage of deBridge is: Efficient cross-chain bridging: Berachain users can instantly transfer assets to other chains, ensuring fast settlement and deep liquidity, while avoiding slippage and MEV attacks. Decentralized information transmission: supports cross-chain secure message transmission, ensuring that data exchange between different blockchains is not controlled by trusted parties. DePort provides secure custody for cross-chain assets, ensuring the security and reliability of assets during migration. Through this integration, deBridge not only enhances its own cross-chain liquidity, but also further consolidates its important role as a cross-chain infrastructure, promoting the growth and development of Berachain and other ecosystems, and striving for mutual benefit and win-win results.
Offchain Labs, the development company behind Arbitrum , has unveiled plans for a new cross-chain communication system. The "universal intent engine" aims to enable token transfers across different blockchain networks in under three seconds. The system will initially focus on facilitating transfers between Arbitrum-based chains and other Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) compatible networks. Users will be able to initiate complex cross-chain actions through a single wallet prompt. The development team has scheduled the initial launch for the end of the first quarter 2024. "The universal intents engine we're building with the community is going to redefine what interoperability looks like," Ed Felten, co-founder of Offchain Labs, told reporters. The engine introduces a novel approach to cross-chain operations. It broadcasts "intents" - digital orders where users specify desired outcomes rather than execution steps. These intents are then fulfilled by third-party solvers who compete to provide optimal execution rates and swift transfer times. This development positions Arbitrum in direct competition with established cross-chain protocols. Existing players include Across, deBridge, Synapse, and others. Meanwhile, Optimism, Arbitrum's primary competitor, is developing its own interoperability system for Layer 2 chains within its Superchain ecosystem. The technology will serve as a connectivity layer for the broader blockchain ecosystem. It specifically targets asset transfers and cross-chain swaps between Arbitrum ecosystem chains and other EVM-compatible Layer 2 networks. Offchain Labs has outlined an ambitious roadmap for the project. While basic functionality is expected in the first quarter, more advanced cross-chain operations are planned for deployment by the third quarter of 2024. The system will enable users to define specific intents while a network of solvers competes to fulfill these requirements efficiently. The price of Arbitrum's native token ARB showed a 2.38% decline following the announcement. Disclaimer: The information provided in this article is for educational purposes only and should not be considered financial or legal advice. Always conduct your own research or consult a professional when dealing with cryptocurrency assets.
Recently, the cross-chain interoperability protocol deBridge (DBR) technology has been frequently integrated, and has successively connected to the investment management platform Amasa and the developer tool AgentiPy to further expand the application of multi-chain scenarios. According to Amasa's official disclosure, its application has integrated deBridge's cross-chain exchange function. Users can directly complete multi-chain asset exchange in the Amasa Beta version and deposit funds into an automated investment portfolio with one click. The Amasa team stated that deBridge was chosen mainly for its efficient liquidity routing and low-latency settlement capabilities, and the relevant functions have entered the user testing phase. On the other hand, AgentiPy, a toolkit focused on Python development, announced a partnership with deBridge. By adding a create_debridge_transaction interface, developers can add cross-chain operation modules to their intelligent agents. AgentiPy stated that this integration aims to reduce the threshold for multi-chain development and may promote more automation tools to support cross-chain interaction in the future. Although the recent technical integration of deBridge did not directly involve token mechanism adjustments, its presence in liquidity routing and power builder chains has significantly increased. In addition, data such as on-chain transaction volume and new users continue to be eye-catching, and deBridge is quietly building differentiation barriers. Perhaps, when market attention is still focused on top protocols, the token space of such dark horse projects will gradually emerge in the ripples of ecological expansion.
Recently, the interoperability protocol deBridge ($DBR) announced the completion of technical integration with the zero-knowledge proof Layer 2 network Cronos zkEVM, further expanding its cross-chain ecological capabilities. Cronos zkEVM is based on the ZK-Rollup architecture and achieves asset interoperability with public chains such as Ethereum and BNB Chain through deBridge's "Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) ". This cooperation will optimize the transaction throughput and privacy protection capabilities of Cronos zkEVM, and with the help of deBridge's liquidity protocol, users can directly complete efficient and low-cost cross-chain asset transfer, solving interaction bottlenecks in multi-chain scenarios. On a technical level, deBridge provides standardized cross-chain routing and settlement services for Cronos zkEVM, supporting developers to build trustless multi-chain DeFi applications. Cronos zkEVM's zero-knowledge proof technology compresses on-chain verification data, reduces storage costs, and collaborates with deBridge's interoperable network to provide infrastructure support for high-concurrency, low-latency DeFi application scenarios. The simultaneously open GOAT SDK developer toolchain has become another key development in the ecosystem. The tool integrates multi-chain data aggregation, intelligent routing optimization, bridging order automation execution, and transaction status monitoring functions, covering the entire process of cross-chain development. Developers can now quickly deploy cross-chain applications by calling the interface through the GitHub open source library. The official technical documents have been fully updated, providing a complete guide from basic token query to advanced security verification, significantly reducing the development threshold. With the expansion of the ecosystem, the functional value of DBR tokens is further highlighted. The integration of Cronos zkEVM and the opening of GOAT SDK may drive the actual demand growth of DBR. Its consumption mechanism is directly related to the active level of the ecosystem, and market funds remain concerned.
On January 23rd, deBridge officially announced that since last Friday, the deBridge team has launched a comprehensive acceleration mode, working with Solana and HyperLiquidX to absorb liquidity. In just 5 days, deBridge's trading volume has almost reached 10% of its historical total. This significant growth not only highlights the platform's market appeal, but also marks the important position of cross-chain protocols in the current DeFi ecosystem. The data chart shows that the trading volume of deBridge has grown rapidly in January, especially over the weekend when the platform set a record of $202 million in daily trading volume. Solana alone contributed over $100 million in inflows. This surge in trading activity demonstrates the important role of deBridge as a bridging protocol and accelerates the flow of funds between different chains. Currently, deBridge is steadily advancing according to its established goals and is expected to break through the $1 billion trading volume barrier within this week, continuing to promote the development of the DeFi industry. With the increasing demand for cross-chain bridging in the market, deBridge not only demonstrated its technical strength, but also further consolidated its leading position in the industry.
Gary Gensler only officially stepped down as chairman of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) yesterday, but the federal agency’s approach to crypto is already getting an overhaul. Acting Chair Mark Uyeda announced Tuesday that the agency has created a crypto task force dedicated to “developing a comprehensive and clear regulatory framework for crypto assets.” The task force will be led by Commissioner Hester Peirce, a long-time advocate for the crypto industry, and will work closely with the crypto industry to develop regulations. The task force will also work with Congress, providing “technical assistance” as it crafts crypto regulations. Both the tone and content of the SEC’s Tuesday announcement indicate a radical shift in the agency’s approach to crypto regulation under the new Trump administration. “To date, the SEC has relied primarily on enforcement actions to regulate crypto retroactively and reactively, often adopting novel and untested legal interpretations along the way,” the statement said. “Clarity regarding who must register, and practical solutions for those seeking to register, have been elusive. The result has been confusion about what is legal, which creates an environment hostile to innovation and conducive to fraud. The SEC can do better.” The SEC’s new crypto task force will also coordinate with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) – which, under the leadership of former Chair Gensler and former CFTC Chairman Rostin Behnam, has been locked in competition with the SEC over which agency should be the primary regulator of the crypto industry. “This undertaking will take time, patience, and much hard work. It will succeed only if the Task Force has input from a wide range of investors, industry participants, academics, and other interested parties. We look forward to working hand-in-hand with the public to foster a regulatory environment that protects investors, facilitates capital formation, fosters market integrity, and supports innovation,” said Commissioner Peirce in a statement. Source: CoinDesk Futures Market Updates Funding rates are no longer over-bullish, and the Long/Short ratio is now at more balanced levels. Bitcoin Futures Updates Total BTC Open Interest: $69.02B (+2.05%) BTC Volume (24H): $106.50B (-50.97%) BTC Liquidations (24H): $23.24M (Long)/$42.45M (Short) Long/Short Ratio: 50.57%/49.43% Funding Rate: 0.0069% Ether Futures Updates Total ETH Open Interest: $31.25B (+1.62%) ETH Volume (24H): $35.51B (-55.78%) ETH Liquidations (24H): $13.56M (Long)/$10.58M (Short) Long/Short Ratio: 49.60%/50.40% Funding Rate: 0.0098% Top 3 OI Surges VTHO: $18.47M (+3,927.40%) KDOGS: $704.09K (+361.98%) DBR: $14.10M (+214.19%)
The cross-chain protocol deBridge posted on platform X, stating that the amount of cross-chain transactions in deBridge exceeded 100 million US dollars in 24 hours, temporarily reported as 107 million US dollars. The vast majority of these funds are from Ethereum cross-chained to Solana.
Recently, deBridge has successfully partnered with Gnosis Pay to launch a new feature that allows users to recharge their cards directly using the deBridge service through the Gnosis Pay Dashboard. This innovative integration allows users to easily exchange cryptocurrency for euros (EUR) or pounds sterling (GBP) and seamlessly recharge Gnosis Pay cards, enhancing the User Experience. Key steps : 1. Log in to the Gnosis Pay Dashboard, click "Add Funds" and select the "Swap tokens via deBridge" option. 2. Read and confirm the service agreement to ensure that you understand that this service is supported by deBridge. 3. Select the cryptocurrency to be exchanged and the type of fiat currency to be received (EUR or GBP). 4. Connect the wallet (supports Metamask, Phantom, Coinbase, etc.), confirm the transaction and complete the payment. Through this deep integration with deBridge, Gnosis Pay users can easily convert cryptocurrency to fiat currency without worrying about complex exchange processes, and easily recharge cards. Special Offers : To celebrate this integration, deBridge users can receive a 100% discount and a 10 euro reward through the exclusive promotion code "debridge". The cooperation between deBridge and Gnosis Pay not only simplifies the exchange process between cryptocurrency and fiat currency, but also helps users to use cryptocurrency for payment more conveniently in daily life. Through deBridge's powerful cross-chain bridging function, users will enjoy a more convenient recharge experience and promote the closer integration of cryptocurrency and the real economy.
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