Documentation
Onchain Bridges is documented in three places, each for a different reader. This page says which is which so you can go straight to the one you need.
Technical documentation
Protocol documentation
Overview, architecture, the compliance model, cross-chain routing, the integration guide, the full contract reference with live testnet addresses, and the security model. This is the reference implementation of how the system actually works.
For engineers integrating with the protocol, and for technical diligence. Open the documentation
Security
Public security repository
Source-based security review reports, and the contract verification ledger with block-explorer links. Our rule is that every canonical contract we ship is verified on its chain’s block explorer, and the ledger lists them. That is a policy we hold ourselves to rather than a mathematical claim about every address we have ever deployed, and the ledger is published so you can test how well we keep it rather than take our word for it.
For auditors, security reviewers and anyone checking our claims. Open the repository Live testnetTry the application
The protocol running on public test networks. Connect a wallet, complete verification, and move a compliance-controlled token across chains. Testnet only, so no real money is involved.
For anyone who would rather use the thing than read about it. Open the testnet app
On this site
How compliance works
A plain-language explanation of the policy chain that runs on every transfer, and what portable credentials mean in practice.
Read the explainer On this siteWritten explainers
Deep dives on the compliance architecture, non-EVM enforcement, the Category C trust posture, and portable KYC across chains.
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