Wanchain launches XPort, a cross-chain data transmission protocol that complies with EEA standards
On November 14, Wanchain announced the launch of XPort, a cross-chain data transmission protocol that complies with EEA standards and supports cross-chain data transmission. According to the introduction, this protocol will enable developers to build complex and innovative applications, and there are already several early adopters such as Bitrock and ZooGames. XPort uses off-chain relays and lightweight smart contracts to manage risk while prioritizing security.
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