Polygon Foundation CEO Sandeep Nailwal stated that Open Money Stack unifies bank and payment system connections so businesses can build on their customers' chosen network.

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Kira CEO Edrizio De La Cruz stated that working with Polygon enables the firm to convert existing Solana stablecoin transfers into bank dollars for international supplier payments.

Cross-border payments firm Kira became one of the first companies to adopt Open Money Stack's Solana integration to convert clients' stablecoin transfers into US dollars for supplier payouts.

Open Money Stack supports cross-chain routing and conversions across Solana, TRON, Ethereum, and EVM-compatible networks for assets including USDC, USDT, and PYUSD.

The Solana integration enables businesses to process bank deposits, convert fiat to stablecoins, manage embedded wallets, and issue payouts to US bank accounts via a single API.

Dev Ojha worked on Tendermint to scale proof-of-stake consensus and enable cross-chain communication

Polygon Labs CEO Marc Boiron stated that Open Money Stack provides enterprises with locked all-in quotes prior to trade execution to eliminate post-trade pass-through FX and execution costs.

Dev Ojha identified custody expressivity and trustless light client bridges as the two primary protocol expressivity features desired for Zcash

Illinois' proposed crypto rules would apply the state's 0.2% digital asset transaction tax to cross-blockchain transfer activities known as bridging.

Industry groups requested that the Illinois Department of Revenue explicitly exclude blockchain bridging transfers from the state's 0.2% digital asset levy.

The BLOOM initiative establishes common frameworks to connect token networks and settle cross-border transactions in regulated stablecoins and tokenized deposits without separate bilateral counterpart agreements.

The BLOOM initiative's scope extends beyond cross-border payments to cover corporate treasury management, trade finance, and payments executed by artificial intelligence agents within preset limits.

The attacker extracted the funds pulled from PancakeSwap's liquidity pool and bridged the stolen funds over to Ethereum.

Bridges connecting Ethereum and Starknet will remain operational if Starknet transitions to an independent Layer 1 blockchain.

THORChain's emergency pause halted trading on chains including Tron, Ethereum, and Bitcoin, temporarily preventing further laundering by the October 29, 2026 Binance hackers

Threshold Network stated on October 31, 2026 that no funds were lost and investigators found no unauthorized token minting on the tBTC bridge

Threshold Network reported on October 31, 2026 that tBTC remained fully backed with 4,320 BTC held in bridge wallets against 4,185 tBTC in circulation

Threshold Network suspended tBTC operations without disclosing the specific security issue or setting a reopening date, but stated existing tBTC remains transferable across Ethereum and layer-2 networks

Threshold Network instructed users on October 31, 2026 not to send Bitcoin to previously generated deposit addresses or repeat pending transactions during its Bitcoin bridge suspension

An Ethereum chain reorganization caused THORChain to double-refund a 10 ETH deposit on October 31, 2026, triggering an emergency pause across 10 connected chains

THORChain's emergency pause mechanism was activated after an Ethereum reorg caused a duplicate 10 ETH refund to be processed, catching the anomaly post-transaction rather than preventing it beforehand