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Pricing Update: Stargate OFT Transfers and LayerZero Labs Executor
We are updating pricing for two LayerZero Labs products: Stargate OFT transfers and the Executor.
Ongoing Security Updates 8/7
This blog is a follow-up to the information we shared in June and July about our ongoing security hardening, covering the default message library for Endpoint v1 and the upcoming Relayer deprecation.
Beyond Tokenization: Multi-Chain Distribution at Scale
Onchain distribution boils down to three elements: application, standards, and governance. How asset issuers build a tokenization-first distribution strategy across hundreds of chains, and the three paths to going multi-chain from Day One.
Unified Token Supply: One Supply Across Every Chain
Launching a token across many chains has usually meant splitting its supply into wrapped versions, each with its own liquidity. The OFT standard keeps one token and one supply across every chain it lives on.
Support Update - July 24, 2026
LayerZero is winding down support for a number of chains with minimal activity across our offchain services and Stargate products.
Keeta and LayerZero Partner to Bring Tokenized Bank Deposits to Public Blockchains
Partnership gives institutions the regulated settlement infrastructure that payments and treasury desks require, bringing bank money to on-chain capital markets for the first time.
Enterprise DVNs: How the World's Largest Companies Run Cross-Chain Infrastructure
Worldpay, Fidelity's FCAT, Deutsche Telekom, and Google Cloud now run production verifiers (DVNs) on LayerZero. See what each has built and how to compose your own cross-chain security stack.
The Default Is Many Chains
Interoperability is redefining crypto. Learn how tokens, applications, institutions, and AI now operate across 170+ blockchains using LayerZero.
Ongoing Security Updates 7/10
This blog is a follow-up to the information we shared last month about our ongoing security updates.
Build Self-Custodied Applications: Issuer-Controlled Cross-Chain Security
An asset issuer can own the security of its asset across every chain, verifying its own cross-chain transfers instead of trusting a bridge.



