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Aave Labs stablecoin GHO realizes cross-chain transfer on testnet

Aave Labs stablecoin GHO realizes cross-chain transfer on testnet

2024/04/12 13:32

According to Mars Finance news, Aave Labs announced that its stablecoin GHO has achieved cross-chain transfer on the test network. By using Chainlink’s Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP), users can now seamlessly transfer GHO between various test networks including Base and Arbitrum, with plans to soon expand to networks such as Optimism, Avalanche, and more. This extension improves the usefulness and accessibility of GHO. Currently, on the testnet, users can bridge GHO from a layer 2 network to Ethereum, as well as between different layer 2 networks.

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