Router Protocol Launches New Website Showcasing Expanded OGA Network Infrastructure

Router Protocol has integrated Bridgers into its Router App through Open Graph Architecture, significantly expanding cross-chain accessibility. **Key Features:** - Access to 600+ tokens across 50+ blockchain networks - Direct integration within the Router app interface - Seamless cross-chain swapping capabilities Users can now bridge assets across multiple chains through a single application at [app.routerprotocol.com](https://app.routerprotocol.com). Router Protocol continues expanding its network of supported chains, with additional node integrations planned for future releases.

Router Protocol's Open Graph Architecture (OGA) has integrated four Arbitrum ecosystem chains into its routing app: - **Arbitrum Nova**: High-throughput chain for gaming and social apps, now offering instant swaps with low fees - **Gravity Chain**: Galxe's omnichain identity platform for quests and loyalty programs - **Corn**: Bitcoin-DeFi focused L2 with BTCN gas, adding native BTC liquidity to cross-chain routing - **Plume Network**: RWA-focused chain for tokenized asset finance and compliance The integration allows users to access better prices across the Arbitrum family of chains. Builders gain permissionless access to growing liquidity sources through a single integration point. All four chains are now live on [Router's app](https://app.routerprotocol.com).

**ROUTE withdrawals are back on track** after being stuck on Bitget exchange. **Key Details:** - Withdrawals resume **November 30th at 02:00 AM UTC** - Router Protocol team coordinated directly with Bitget to resolve the issue - Users can finally access their stuck tokens **Important Action Required:** - Move ROUTE tokens **out of Bitget immediately** once withdrawals open - No practical reason to keep ROUTE on the exchange - Official announcement: [Bitget Support](https://www.bitget.com/support/articles/12560603843926) **What This Means:** The technical issues that prevented ROUTE token withdrawals have been fully resolved through direct collaboration between Router Protocol and Bitget teams. **Next Steps:** Once withdrawals resume, users should transfer their ROUTE tokens to personal wallets or other platforms for better control and utility.

Router Protocol has shared a preview of their upcoming website redesign. The team announced that their current website needed a refresh, providing users with a sneak peek of the new look. This follows previous announcements about the website update, indicating ongoing development work on improving the user experience and visual design of their platform.