Avail is pushing the boundaries of multichain scalability, consistently adding new features to the Avail Stack. Following a recent acquisition announcement of Arcana, Avail natively integrated chain abstraction into the Avail Nexus SDK, powering seamless interoperability for the modular blockchain era.
Projects building in the HyperEVM ecosystem, like HyperLend, Hyperbeat, Kinetiq and more can now instantly tap into liquidity from Ethereum, Optimism, Polygon, Arbitrum, Avalanche, Base, Scroll, Sophon and Kaia. The UX is as smooth as butter, and the integration is done simply using the Nexus SDK, enabling anyone to deposit liquidity into any HyperEVM app with just a few clicks.
Avail Nexus & Hyperliquid In Action
At the recent Hyperliquid Hackathon, we integrated Nexus into the Hyperliquid app, making it possible to deposit liquidity from 9 different chains.
Today, deposits into Hyperliquid are restricted, with users needing to hold USDC or USDT on Arbitrum and have ETH for gas. This creates a cumbersome onboarding experience. Users need to exit Hyperliquid, find a bridge, configure wallets, source gas tokens, execute multiple transactions, and wait for finality. Each step increases friction, and many users will never make it.
Nexus removes these barriers, turning a multi-step exploration of bridges and networks, into a single-step, in-app flow. Users deposit directly from their home chain in seconds, improving the user experience and accelerating liquidity deposits into Hyperliquid.
How HyperEVM Projects Benefit From Nexus
At its core, every project on HyperEVM gains the same fundamental advantage from Nexus, access to more liquidity and easier user adoption. By removing the need for bridges, Nexus allows users to connect directly from any of the 10 supported networks, while projects gain a wider base of liquidity and user access from day 1.
For DeFi protocols, this means deeper liquidity pools and more collateral options, as users can supply assets from any of the supported chains without leaving to bridge assets over.
Stablecoin and payment applications built on HyperEVM can now accept deposits directly from networks such as Avalanche, Base and 7 other networks without needing to integrate any bridges. The total stablecoin market cap on Avalanche today stands at approximately $1.9B and $4.2B on Base. By integrating the Nexus SDK, apps can instantly tap into this liquidity from these ecosystems.
In every case, the result is the same: deeper liquidity, smoother onboarding, and faster ecosystem growth. For a fast-expanding environment like HyperEVM, Nexus accelerates adoption and ensures that projects can keep ahead.
Build On The HyperEVM With Avail Nexus
The Avail Nexus SDK can be quickly integrated into applications with a simple frontend update. You can take a look at the Avail Nexus SDK demo and see how easy it is to deposit assets from any of the supported chains.
