Bridging services · run by Hyperlane Foundation
HyperlaneUpdated 14 Oct 2026
Permissionless interoperability framework that anyone can deploy to a chain without approval. Messages pass through a Mailbox contract on each chain and are checked by an interchain security module the application chooses; validators attest messages. Warp Routes move tokens by lock-and-mint or burn-and-mint. Networks below are chains with a mainnet Mailbox that are in the register (Sonic SVM is not Sonic).
How it works: Message passing, Lock and mint, Burn and mint · Trust: External validator set · Website
Networks supported 29
From the service's own documentation. Networks not yet in the register are left out.
- Arbitrum[1]
- Arc[1]
- Avalanche[1]
- Base[1]
- Berachain[1]
- BNB Chain[1]
- Celo[1]
- Ethereum[1]
- Gnosis Chain[1]
- Hyperliquid[1]
- Ink[1]
- Linea[1]
- Mantle[1]
- MANTRA[1]
- Monad[1]
- Optimism[1]
- Plasma[1]
- Polygon[1]
- Robinhood Chain[1]
- Sei[1]
- Solana[1]
- Stable[1]
- Starknet[1]
- Tempo[1]
- TRON[1]
- Unichain[1]
- World Chain[1]
- X Layer[1]
- ZKsync[1]
Deployments using it 0
None recorded yet.
Sources
- [1]Mailbox - Hyperlane Docs — Hyperlane. Accessed 14 Oct 2026. 2026-10-14: mainnet Mailbox table re-read; added Berachain (80094), Gnosis (100), Linea (59144), Stable (988), Unichain (130), World Chain (480). No XRPL EVM..B
- [2]Hyperlane | Permissionless Interoperability for any Blockchain — Hyperlane. Accessed 13 Oct 2026.B