Agoric Launches Orchestration API on Mainnet, Ushering in a New Era for Cross-Chain Development

Agoric, a layer 1 blockchain enabling seamless multi-chain experiences, has announced that its Orchestration API is now live on Mainnet. This transformative upgrade makes the Orchestration API publicly available, allowing developers to easily build long-lived contracts capable of managing complex workflows across multiple blockchains. With this launch, Agoric aims to eliminate the challenges of cross-chain interactions, turning cumbersome multi-step processes into streamlined, one-click operations.

Agoric’s Orchestration API is built to power a new class of decentralized applications (dApps) by making long-lived, asynchronous operations that execute across chains accessible to developers like never before. These smart contracts are not just about async functionality—they are reactive, responding in real-time to on-chain events, and time-aware, using built-in timers to automate recurring processes like subscriptions, staking, or yield farming. This opens the door to the next generation of cross-chain dApps, providing a frictionless user experience and empowering developers to focus on innovation rather than the complexities of integration.

“With the launch of our Orchestration API, we’re breaking down the barriers of cross-chain development, simplifying the process for the entire Web3 ecosystem,” said Dean Tribble, CEO of Agoric Systems. “This API is a game-changer for developers, enabling the creation of applications and services that weren’t previously possible—from automated DeFi solutions to cross-chain yield aggregators. By reducing the complexity of multi-chain interactions to seamless, one-click actions, we’re empowering innovators to unlock new possibilities and drive the next wave of Web3 adoption, all while delivering a more seamless user experience.”

With the Orchestration API, developers can now easily build complex workflows that span multiple blockchains, automate processes without manual intervention, and respond to real-time events—all from a single platform. Use cases include automating yield aggregation, managing NFT rentals, or launching cross-chain staking solutions, demonstrating how Agoric simplifies what was once impossible.

The Orchestration API features:

• Simplified Cross-Chain Transaction Management: The Orchestration API abstracts away the complexity of coordinating interactions between multiple blockchains, allowing developers to initiate and manage cross-chain transfers, staking, and swaps with straightforward function calls.

• Developer-Friendly Account Control Across Chains: Through Interchain Accounts (ICAs), developers can easily manage accounts, balances, and transactions on remote blockchains within the Cosmos ecosystem, streamlining multi-chain asset management and operations.

• Automated Multi-Step Operations: The API provides high-level tools for orchestrating multi-platform, multi-chain workflows, automating processes like asset transfers across different networks or executing complex staking operations, reducing the need for manual intervention.

Whether you’re a developer looking to enhance your dApp’s performance, a project building on multiple blockchains, or a Web3 user seeking seamless experiences, Agoric’s Orchestration API is the key to unlocking the future of cross-chain interactions.

To learn more about the Orchestration API and how it can transform your cross-chain workflows, visit agoric.com/orchestration.

About Agoric:

Agoric is a layer 1 blockchain and orchestration layer focused on chain abstraction. In today’s fragmented blockchain landscape, Agoric brings orchestration to Web3, solving the chain abstraction challenge and fostering true composability and interoperability, unlocking a new era of universal liquidity. Founded by renowned computer scientists Dean Tribble and Mark Miller, Agoric’s innovative technology is reshaping the future of decentralized applications.

For more information, visit agoric.com.

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