ALL BRIDGE
A cross-chain stablecoin bridge that swaps native USDC, USDT, and DAI through liquidity pools without wrapped tokens.
Allbridge Core moves native stablecoins directly between EVM and non-EVM chains using AMM-style liquidity pools rather than mint-and-burn or wrapped assets, which makes it particularly useful for TRON USDT and Solana-to-EVM stablecoin routes. LPs earn a share of swap fees, and ABR holders participate in governance and receive a share of protocol revenue. Note that on July 20, 2026, Allbridge Core paused operations following a flash-loan exploit; users should verify current protocol status before depositing.
- Supports native USDC, USDT, and DAI across chains including Ethereum, Solana, BNB Chain, Tron, Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism, Avalanche, Base, and Stellar (via Soroban).
- Paused on July 20, 2026 after a $1.65M flash-loan exploit on its Solana pools that manipulated pool ratios via a Kamino-sourced flash loan; TVL dropped from ~$21.6M to ~$12.8M in the aftermath.
- Charges a 0.3% swap fee on Allbridge Core transfers, split between LPs and governance, with 20% of protocol fees flowing to ABR governance.
- Non-upgradable core contracts by design and messaging-protocol-agnostic, allowing integration with multiple cross-chain messaging systems.
- Audited by Kudelski Security, Quarkslab (Soroban implementation), and Blaize; suffered a prior ~$573K BNB Chain flash-loan exploit in 2023, partly recovered via white-hat.
Frequently asked questions
Is Allbridge Core operational right now?
Allbridge paused Core on July 20, 2026 after a $1.65M flash-loan exploit on its Solana liquidity pools. Liquidity providers were advised to withdraw, and the team asked traders who profited from the imbalance to return funds. Check the protocol's official channels before attempting a transfer, and do not assume routes are live just because the interface loads.
How is Allbridge Core different from Stargate or Wormhole?
Allbridge Core specialises in native stablecoin transfers using liquidity pools, so the asset you receive on the destination chain is the same native token, not a wrapped IOU. Wormhole is a general messaging protocol that often produces wrapped assets, and Stargate uses LayerZero messaging with unified liquidity pools primarily for USDC and USDT. Allbridge tends to have deeper coverage on non-EVM chains like Tron and Stellar, at the cost of thinner pools and higher slippage on large transfers.
How do fees and slippage work on Allbridge Core?
Every transfer pays a 0.3% protocol fee split between liquidity providers and governance, plus source and destination gas. On top of that, transfers incur price impact whose size depends on the transfer amount relative to pool TVL — small transfers cost close to nothing, but transfers that are a meaningful share of the destination pool can slip several percent. Always check the estimated receive amount in the interface, especially on smaller non-EVM pools.