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ZeroDelta is Glacis Labs’ clearing house for tokenized real-world assets and stablecoins. It matches institutional order flow to provide compliant, firm, zero-slippage cross-chain settlement for institutions, funds, payment platforms, issuers, wallets, and exchanges.
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AirLift


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AirLift is a cross-chain asset transport protocol built by Glacis Labs that uses native burn-and-mint mechanics instead of liquidity pools or wrapped assets, so the amount sent equals the amount received with zero slippage, no price impact, and native MEV resistance. It provides a single API/integration covering every supported chain and token in its network, allowing new corridors to be added without additional integration work. AirLift has reportedly transported over $1B in value across 40+ chains and supports tokens including WUSD, EMIME, NAsUSDe, USDtb, STONE, BTC.b, SHIB, AVAIL, stAVAIL, LINK, esETH, ZRO, PEPE, WIF, WBTC, ANGLE, USDA, and EURA across chains such as Ethereum, Optimism, BSC, Polygon, Base, Arbitrum, Linea, Avalanche, Swell, and Scroll. It is secured by Glacis Core through redundant quorum attestations that remove single points of failure, and is made accessible to end users through partner platforms including LI.FI, Jumper, and ZeroDelta.

Category: Transport

Glacis Core


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Glacis Core is a cross-chain messaging router and firewall that abstracts away the underlying bridge or GMP layer, letting developers integrate once and dynamically route data across multiple messaging paths — including Wormhole, LayerZero, Axelar, CCIP, Hyperlane, and custom forks or private GMP configurations — across 40+ supported chains (e.g., Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Base, Polygon). It provides redundancy (sending data across multiple paths with configurable delivery guarantees such as exactly-once, delivery confirmation, or fire-and-forget), retry management (failing over or retrying across messaging paths to avoid stuck messages), and modular, quorum-based (m-of-n) security that can be updated dynamically per application or per message without changing integrations. Teams use Glacis Core as an underlying messaging substrate for other products (it powers ZeroDelta settlement), as a standalone product for governance, treasury, or asset-transfer flows, or as an audited, replaceable security/validation layer with configurable quorum requirements per application and message.

Category: Messaging Protocol

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ZeroDelta is a clearing house for real-world assets (RWAs) and stablecoins, built by Glacis Labs (also creator of Airlift, an interchain token-bridging product). Rather than acting as an aggregator that routes orders through fragmented liquidity pools, ZeroDelta centrally clears multi-chain orderflow and commits to a firm price before the user signs, so execution cost falls rather than rises with order size. It abstracts chains, bridges, and issuers behind a single integration, offering firm quotes, deterministic on-chain settlement with a canonical record on a hub chain, and transparent depth handling (declining orders exceeding available liquidity rather than filling at worse prices). It is non-custodial, built on Circle CCTP V2 and LayerZero V2 OFT, has been audited by Halborn, and has cleared over $1B to date. It currently live-clears USDC, USDT, and USDe across 8 chains, with a roadmap to extend the same clearing model to any tokenized asset, move compliance (permissioning, issuer rules, travel-rule support) into the protocol layer, and eventually support an open solver network. It serves wallets and exchanges, stablecoin and RWA issuers, funds and payment platforms, and treasury/OTC desks.

Category: Cross-chain Infrastructure