Across Protocol Integration with Solana via Rubic
Across Protocol Integration with Solana via Rubic
🌉 Across meets Solana

Across Protocol is now available on Solana through the Rubic aggregator platform.
This integration expands cross-chain bridging options for Solana users, allowing them to access Across's optimistic oracle-based bridging technology.
Key benefits:
- Access to Across's instant bridging capabilities
- Integration with Rubic's multi-route aggregation
- Zero protocol fees on Solana swaps
- 10+ supported bridging routes
The partnership combines Across's decentralized bridging infrastructure with Rubic's rate optimization tools, providing Solana users with more efficient cross-chain transaction options.
Across to Solana Now on @CryptoRubic
🟩 1 network — 7 cross-chain routing options. That’s right! With our latest integration of @AcrossProtocol to @solana, you now get 7 cross-chain routes for swaps to & from Solana with 0% protocol fees. And that’s not all… 2 more routes coming soon!
🌉 Across Protocol Integration
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