Meson Is Now on Aptos, Delivering the First Stablecoins Cross-Chain Protocol to The Aptos Mainnet

Meson, a leading stablecoins cross-chain protocol, announces today its mainnet launch on Aptos Autumn. The launch not only marks the first stablecoins cross-chain protocol launched on Aptos mainnet, but also sees Aptos as the 17th blockchain onboarding Meson Protocol.

While still young, the Aptos ecosystem is rapidly growing. Meson’s launch on Aptos provides a great way to try out cross-chain stablecoins on the new Aptos blockchain, with almost zero fees and no slippage. In the meantime, Meson is always looking forward to working with all Aptos projects who utilize stablecoins, to promote the use of stablecoins on Aptos and create a convenient, smooth cross-chain user experience from all other chains to Aptos.

Try out Meson on Aptos now at https://meson.fi

View our documentation at https://docs.meson.fi

About Aptos

The Aptos Blockchain is a safe, scalable, and upgradeable Web3 infrastructure based on the Move contract language. The Aptos blockchain has been developed over the past three years by over 350+ developers across the globe. It offers new and novel innovations in consensus, smart contract design, system security, performance, and decentralization.

About Meson

Meson is a stablecoin swap protocol facilitating stablecoin free flows among 17 blockchains including Ethereum, Layer 2s, and major high-performance public chains.

With its all-new product design and technology stacks, Meson offers stablecoins swaps among major stablecoins on any supported networks with 1-2 minutes confirmation, almost zero fees, and zero slippage. It does not rely on any existing cross-chain solution and has been robustly audited by renowned auditors, including Trail of Bits and SSLabs at Georgia Institute of Technology.

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