Router Nitro Becomes Official Bridge for Shido Network

Router Protocol's upcoming Nitro platform promises simplified cross-chain token trading with a single tap interface. Key features include: - One-click trading for any token across multiple chains - Built-in analytics dashboard - Streamlined UX without multiple tabs - Fully decentralized architecture The feature was accidentally leaked by an intern ahead of its planned release this month. While the preview isn't final, it demonstrates Router's commitment to simplifying cross-chain transactions.

Router Protocol has released Voyager 2.0, marking a significant upgrade to their cross-chain infrastructure. The update introduces: - Enhanced security features with improved validation mechanisms - Optimized gas efficiency for cross-chain transactions - New support for multiple blockchain networks - Streamlined user interface for better accessibility The protocol's latest version demonstrates continued development in cross-chain interoperability solutions, focusing on practical improvements rather than revolutionary changes. Technical documentation and migration guides are available at [Router Docs](https://docs.routerprotocol.com).

Router Protocol has launched an Omnichain Token Framework for seamless cross-chain token deployment. The system enables: - New token deployment across chains - Extension of existing tokens to new networks - Building of xERC20-compatible assets The framework powers canonical bridges for networks including Matchain, Oasis Protocol Sapphire, and RedbellyNetwork. Notably, USDC deployed through Router adheres to Circle's standards, allowing for smooth transition to native USDC without disrupting existing integrations. The protocol now supports 50+ chains including major networks like Ethereum, Arbitrum, Polygon, and Solana. Key features include: - Router Nitro for efficient bridge transfers - Chain abstraction capabilities - Cross-chain intent execution - Scan & Pay functionality

Router Nitro has integrated MatchID to simplify cross-chain transfers across 40+ EVM chains, with Solana and Tron support coming soon. **Key Features:** - Use MatchID instead of long wallet addresses - Transfer funds across multiple chains in minutes - Integration with Web2 accounts (Email, Twitter, Google, TikTok) **About the Services:** - *MatchID*: First on-chain unified identity system for multiple blockchains and Web2 accounts - *Router Nitro*: Low-latency cross-chain bridge supporting 50+ chains including Ethereum, Solana, Sui, Bitcoin, Tron, and Cosmos Try it now at [Router Nitro](http://routernitro.com/swap)

Router Protocol is launching a new feature on their Nitro platform to streamline cryptocurrency withdrawals from centralized exchanges (CEX). - Direct withdrawals from Binance, OKX, and other CEXs to 50+ blockchain networks - Single-step process eliminates need for manual bridging - No wallet connection required - just scan and withdraw - Reduces fees and transaction time The new system uses Instruction-Specific Addresses (ISA) to automatically bridge assets to desired chains. This eliminates the traditional multi-step process of withdrawing to a default chain and then bridging separately. Try the current version at [RouterNitro](http://routernitro.com/swap)