TL;DR
- Over 50M Arbitrum users can now access ZetaChain without switching networks or relying on external bridges or complex swaps.
- dApps use universal contracts that connect natively with chains like Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and Arbitrum.
- ZetaHub now lets users view balances, transfer assets, and provide liquidity from Arbitrum with a seamless, single-network experience.
ZetaChain has added Arbitrum to its mainnet. Starting now, over 50 million ARB users can access its features without switching networks or using external bridges. This addition enables the use of universal smart contracts that interact directly with blockchains like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana through a single infrastructure.
The goal is to make it easier to build decentralized applications that work natively across multiple chains. By adding Arbitrum to its system, the platform lets developers and users benefit from the speed and low fees of this Layer 2 solution without giving up interoperability or efficiency. Applications built on ZetaChain don’t need to adjust their logic for each new integration, which reduces development time and simplifies maintenance.
ZetaChain Offers Full Support for dApp Development
With this integration, applications become compatible with Arbitrum’s native tokens like ARB and gain direct access to deployed contracts on the network. This enables the creation of multichain solutions that move assets across blockchains without relying on traditional methods like token wrapping or multi-step swaps. The system also removes common friction points like network switching or signing multiple transactions.
ZetaHub, the ecosystem’s access portal, already provides full support for Arbitrum. Users can check balances, provide liquidity, or move assets from the network without leaving the platform. According to DappRadar, ZetaHub currently serves over 500,000 monthly users and processes hundreds of thousands of transactions daily.
For developers, this integration makes it possible to build apps with native Arbitrum support from day one, without relying on third-party solutions. dApps automatically gain access to new users and assets as more compatible blockchains join the network.
