Hyperlane is an interoperability protocol that allows smart contracts on different blockchains to send messages and transfer assets between chains. It supports permissionless deployment to new chains.
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- Hyperlane provides a messaging layer through which applications on one chain can trigger actions on another. Developers can configure how messages are verified, choosing security models that suit their needs.
- The protocol can be deployed to a new chain without requiring approval from a central party, which is intended to extend interchain connectivity as new networks appear. It is used for cross-chain applications and token transfers.