Turn your existing token into a cross-chain asset with one wallet confirmation. Give holders a page to move it between chains, earn on transfers, and grow into new ecosystems on your terms.
Choose your token and confirm creation in your wallet. Without an issuer compliance contract, your asset starts with the chains already connected to Omnisea. Peer connections, DVNs and message setup are handled by the shared protocol.
When a holder first sends to an enabled destination, its OFT is created there automatically. Your token reaches each ecosystem as demand arrives.
As Omnisea adds support for more chains, choose a new destination and click Enable. One wallet confirmation starts activation, putting expansion in your hands.
Built for your holders
Your asset comes with its transfer page, chain status and transaction history. Share one link and let holders choose where they want to use it.
Holders move their tokens through fixed contract rules. Original-token backing is reserved for their asset, and every issuer’s backing is accounted for separately. Fee claims draw from a separate balance, keeping holder deposits protected.
Choose a flat transfer fee within the protocol’s limits and a token fee of up to 1%. You receive half of the flat fee and 95% of the token fee. Revenue accrues on the chain where each transfer starts.
Your cross-chain token uses the standard OFT transfer interface. Builders can quote, send and track it using familiar tools, while your holders get a ready-to-use experience on Omnisea.
Issuers who need compliance can choose that mode at creation, then approve each destination with its own compliance contract. Your asset’s transfer rules travel with your expansion plan.
Official and community-led
Each issuer gets an independent cross-chain version of the original token, with its own identity, backing, fees and enabled chains.
Create with your team’s wallet or multisig and publish its asset page as your official route. Your creator address permanently identifies your version, making it easy for holders to choose the one you support.
Community builders can bring an existing coin to new ecosystems under their own issuer identity. Their version has its own backing and settings, giving holders a clear choice of who is taking it cross-chain.
For an original token such as WBTC, several issuers can each create a cross-chain version. Each manages its own fees and destinations, and each version draws only on its own backing. The original token and issuer address together identify the asset.