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Dézipper & décompresser tout jeton en toute sécurité en quelques secondes
Dézipper & décompresser tout jeton en toute sécurité en quelques secondes
Dézipper & décompresser tout jeton en toute sécurité en quelques secondes
Zipper est un protocole sans confiance et sans autorisation qui verrouille en toute sécurité n'importe quel token et émet un actif compressé adossé à 1:1 sur Fabric.
Zipper est un protocole sans confiance et sans autorisation qui verrouille en toute sécurité n'importe quel token et émet un actif compressé adossé à 1:1 sur Fabric.
Zipper est un protocole sans confiance et sans autorisation qui verrouille en toute sécurité n'importe quel token et émet un actif compressé adossé à 1:1 sur Fabric.
Zipper est un protocole sans confiance et sans autorisation qui verrouille en toute sécurité n'importe quel token et émet un actif compressé adossé à 1:1 sur Fabric.
Prise en charge des jetons sur
Support des jetons sur plusieurs chaînes
Compressez n'importe quel jeton en quelques secondes, et décompressez tout aussi facilement.
Compressez n'importe quel jeton en quelques secondes, et décompressez tout aussi facilement.
Des actifs zippés simplifiés
Des actifs zippés simplifiés
Des actifs zippés simplifiés
Des actifs zippés simplifiés
Zip any token in seconds, and unzip just as easily.
Zip any token in seconds, and unzip just as easily.
Coffres vérifiables en chaîne
Coffres vérifiables en chaîne
Chaque actif déposé dans Zipper est affiché de manière transparente dans un coffre on-chain, garantissant une visibilité complète pour chaque actif enveloppé soutenu 1:1.
Chaque actif déposé dans Zipper est affiché de manière transparente dans un coffre on-chain, garantissant une visibilité complète pour chaque actif enveloppé soutenu 1:1.
Pas de KYC
L'architecture sans autorisation et décentralisée de Zipper permet à quiconque d'envelopper et de déballer un actif en quelques secondes sans besoin de KYC ou d'approbation.
Pas de KYC
L'architecture sans autorisation et décentralisée de Zipper permet à quiconque d'envelopper et de déballer un actif en quelques secondes sans besoin de KYC ou d'approbation.
Pas de KYC
L'architecture sans autorisation et décentralisée de Zipper permet à quiconque d'envelopper et de déballer un actif en quelques secondes sans besoin de KYC ou d'approbation.
Pas de KYC
L'architecture sans autorisation et décentralisée de Zipper permet à quiconque d'envelopper et de déballer un actif en quelques secondes sans besoin de KYC ou d'approbation.
Pas de KYC
L'architecture sans autorisation et décentralisée de Zipper permet à quiconque d'envelopper et de déballer un actif en quelques secondes sans besoin de KYC ou d'approbation.
Pas de KYC
L'architecture sans autorisation et décentralisée de Zipper permet à quiconque d'envelopper et de déballer un actif en quelques secondes sans besoin de KYC ou d'approbation.
Prend en charge toutes les principales blockchains
Zipper prend en charge le dépôt et le retrait de presque toutes les blockchains et de leurs actifs sous-jacents.
Prend en charge toutes les principales blockchains
Zipper prend en charge le dépôt et le retrait de presque toutes les blockchains et de leurs actifs sous-jacents.
Prend en charge toutes les principales blockchains
Zipper prend en charge le dépôt et le retrait de presque toutes les blockchains et de leurs actifs sous-jacents.
Prend en charge toutes les principales blockchains
Zipper prend en charge le dépôt et le retrait de presque toutes les blockchains et de leurs actifs sous-jacents.
Prend en charge toutes les principales blockchains
Zipper prend en charge le dépôt et le retrait de presque toutes les blockchains et de leurs actifs sous-jacents.
Prend en charge toutes les principales blockchains
Zipper prend en charge le dépôt et le retrait de presque toutes les blockchains et de leurs actifs sous-jacents.
Sécurisé par conception
L'architecture de Zipper utilise MPC et TEE pour une décentralisation complète et une sécurité transparente.
Sécurisé par conception
L'architecture de Zipper utilise MPC et TEE pour une décentralisation complète et une sécurité transparente.
Sécurisé par conception
L'architecture de Zipper utilise MPC et TEE pour une décentralisation complète et une sécurité transparente.
Sécurisé par conception
L'architecture de Zipper utilise MPC et TEE pour une décentralisation complète et une sécurité transparente.
Sécurisé par conception
L'architecture de Zipper utilise MPC et TEE pour une décentralisation complète et une sécurité transparente.
Sécurisé par conception
L'architecture de Zipper utilise MPC et TEE pour une décentralisation complète et une sécurité transparente.
Coffres vérifiables en chaîne
Chaque actif déposé dans Zipper est affiché de manière transparente dans un coffre on-chain, garantissant une visibilité complète pour chaque actif enveloppé soutenu 1:1.
Coffres vérifiables en chaîne
Chaque actif déposé dans Zipper est affiché de manière transparente dans un coffre on-chain, garantissant une visibilité complète pour chaque actif enveloppé soutenu 1:1.
Coffres vérifiables en chaîne
Chaque actif déposé dans Zipper est affiché de manière transparente dans un coffre on-chain, garantissant une visibilité complète pour chaque actif enveloppé soutenu 1:1.
Coffres vérifiables en chaîne
Chaque actif déposé dans Zipper est affiché de manière transparente dans un coffre on-chain, garantissant une visibilité complète pour chaque actif enveloppé soutenu 1:1.
Coffres vérifiables en chaîne
Chaque actif déposé dans Zipper est affiché de manière transparente dans un coffre on-chain, garantissant une visibilité complète pour chaque actif enveloppé soutenu 1:1.
Coffres vérifiables en chaîne
Chaque actif déposé dans Zipper est affiché de manière transparente dans un coffre on-chain, garantissant une visibilité complète pour chaque actif enveloppé soutenu 1:1.
ZIPPER APP
ZIPPER APP
Full Self-Service Application
Full Self-Service Application
Full Self-Service Application
Full Self-Service Application
Manage your zipped assets with ease.
Manage your zipped assets with ease.
Deposit (Zip)
Deposit any coin to zip it.
Withdraw (Unzip)
Unzip and redeem your coins instantly.
List New Tokens
Add support for any token on Zipper.
Explore Zipped Assets
View all tokens, balances, and transactions.
Deposit (Zip)
Deposit any coin to zip it.
Withdraw (Unzip)
Unzip and redeem your coins instantly.
List New Tokens
Add support for any token on Zipper.
Explore Zipped Assets
View all tokens, balances, and transactions.
Deposit (Zip)
Deposit any coin to zip it.
Withdraw (Unzip)
Unzip and redeem your coins instantly.
List New Tokens
Add support for any token on Zipper.
Explore zAssets
View all tokens, balances & transactions.
Deposit (Zip)
Deposit any coin to zip it.
Withdraw (Unzip)
Unzip and redeem your coins instantly.
List New Tokens
Add support for any token on Zipper.
Explore zAssets
View all tokens, balances & transactions.
Deposit (Zip)
Deposit any coin to zip it.
Withdraw (Unzip)
Unzip and redeem your coins instantly.
List New Tokens
Add support for any token on Zipper.
Explore zAssets
View all tokens, balances, and transactions.
Deposit (Zip)
Deposit any coin to zip it.
Withdraw (Unzip)
Unzip and redeem your coins instantly.
List New Tokens
Add support for any token on Zipper.
Explore Zipped Assets
View all tokens, balances, and transactions.
COMPATIBLE
COMPATIBLE
Works with Wallets and CEXs
Works with Wallets and CEXs
Zipper supports integrations from all major non-custodial wallets. Deposits and withdrawals can also be made to any onchain address and centralized exchange.
Zipper supports integrations from all major non-custodial wallets. Deposits and withdrawals can also be made to any onchain address and centralized exchange.
TRANSPARENT
TRANSPARENT
Open Source Codebase
Open Source Codebase
Zipper’s codebase is open source and audited, ensuring transparency for all users and developers.
Zipper’s codebase is open source and audited, ensuring transparency for all users and developers.
FULLY COLLATERALIZED
FULLY COLLATERALIZED
Deposits Become Zipped Assets
Deposits Become Zipped Assets
Every deposit to Zipper mints an equivalent 1:1 backed “zipped asset”. For example, Bitcoin (BTC) becomes Zipped Bitcoin (zBTC).
Every deposit to Zipper mints an equivalent 1:1 backed “zipped asset”. For example, Bitcoin (BTC) becomes Zipped Bitcoin (zBTC).
POWERFUL
POWERFUL
Built on Fabric Chain
Built on Fabric Chain
Zipper is built on Fabric chain, enabling low-cost, speed and efficient transactions for all users.
Zipper is built on Fabric chain, enabling low-cost, speed and efficient transactions for all users.
COMPARE
COMPARE
Zipper vs. Other Wrapping Protocols
Zipper vs. Other Wrapping Protocols
Zipper vs. Other Wrapping Protocols
Zipper vs. Other Wrapping Protocols
How we stack up to other leading wrapped asset provides.
How we stack up to other leading wrapped asset provides.
Feature Comparison
Feature Comparison
Feature Comparison
No KYC Required
No KYC Required
No KYC Required
Decentralized Infrastructure
Decentralized Infrastructure
Decentralized Infrastructure
Verifiable Onchain Vaults
Verifiable Onchain Vaults
Verifiable Onchain Vaults
Full Self-Service App to Manage Wrapped Assets
Full Self-Service App to Manage Wrapped Assets
Full Self-Service App to Manage Wrapped Assets
Anyone Can List a Token
Anyone Can List a Token
Anyone Can List a Token
Deposit / Withdrawal in seconds to wallet
Deposit / Withdrawal in seconds to wallet
Deposit / Withdrawal in seconds to wallet
Supports All Coins and Chains
Supports All Coins and Chains
Supports All Coins and Chains
Connectez-vous à l'API de Zipper
Connectez-vous à l'API de Zipper
Connectez-vous à l'API de Zipper
Intégrez le protocole d'emballage de Zipper avec une conception axée sur l'API qui se connecte facilement à votre infrastructure existante. Choisissez votre méthode d'intégration préférée et commencez à construire.
Intégrez le protocole d'emballage de Zipper avec une conception axée sur l'API qui se connecte facilement à votre infrastructure existante. Choisissez votre méthode d'intégration préférée et commencez à construire.
provider "zipper" {
api_token = var.zp_api_key
network = var.zp_network
}
resource "zipper_vault" "secure_storage" {
name = "Zipper Vault"
}
resource "zipper_wrapped_asset" "zBTC" {
name = "Zipped Bitcoin"
backing_asset = "BTC"
vault_id = zipper_vault.secure_storage.id
}
resource "zipper_wrapped_asset" "zETH" {
name = "Zipped Ethereum"
backing_asset = "ETH"
vault_id = zipper_vault.secure_storage.id
}
provider "zipper" {
api_token = var.zp_api_key
network = var.zp_network
}
resource "zipper_vault" "secure_storage" {
name = "Zipper Vault"
}
resource "zipper_wrapped_asset" "zBTC" {
name = "Zipped Bitcoin"
backing_asset = "BTC"
vault_id = zipper_vault.secure_storage.id
}
resource "zipper_wrapped_asset" "zETH" {
name = "Zipped Ethereum"
backing_asset = "ETH"
vault_id = zipper_vault.secure_storage.id
}
provider "zipper" {
api_token = var.zp_api_key
network = var.zp_network
}
resource "zipper_vault" "secure_storage" {
name = "Zipper Vault"
}
resource "zipper_wrapped_asset" "zBTC" {
name = "Zipped Bitcoin"
backing_asset = "BTC"
vault_id = zipper_vault.secure_storage.id
}
resource "zipper_wrapped_asset" "zETH" {
name = "Zipped Ethereum"
backing_asset = "ETH"
vault_id = zipper_vault.secure_storage.id
}
provider "zipper" {
api_token = var.zp_api_key
network = var.zp_network
}
resource "zipper_vault" "secure_storage" {
name = "Zipper Vault"
}
resource "zipper_wrapped_asset" "zBTC" {
name = "Zipped Bitcoin"
backing_asset = "BTC"
vault_id = zipper_vault.secure_storage.id
}
resource "zipper_wrapped_asset" "zETH" {
name = "Zipped Ethereum"
backing_asset = "ETH"
vault_id = zipper_vault.secure_storage.id
}
provider "zipper" {
api_token = var.zp_api_key
network = var.zp_network
}
resource "zipper_vault" "secure_storage" {
name = "Zipper Vault"
}
resource "zipper_wrapped_asset" "zBTC" {
name = "Zipped Bitcoin"
backing_asset = "BTC"
vault_id = zipper_vault.secure_storage.id
}
resource "zipper_wrapped_asset" "zETH" {
name = "Zipped Ethereum"
backing_asset = "ETH"
vault_id = zipper_vault.secure_storage.id
}
provider "zipper" {
api_token = var.zp_api_key
network = var.zp_network
}
resource "zipper_vault" "secure_storage" {
name = "Zipper Vault"
}
resource "zipper_wrapped_asset" "zBTC" {
name = "Zipped Bitcoin"
backing_asset = "BTC"
vault_id = zipper_vault.secure_storage.id
}
resource "zipper_wrapped_asset" "zETH" {
name = "Zipped Ethereum"
backing_asset = "ETH"
vault_id = zipper_vault.secure_storage.id
}
Get Started Using Zipper Today
Get Started Using Zipper Today
Get Started Using Zipper Today
Get Started Using Zipper Today
Zipper is live and supporting all major blockchains now. Get started with depositing any asset and receive your 1:1 Zipped Asset now on Fabric chain.
Zipper is live and supporting all major blockchains now. Get started with depositing any asset and receive your 1:1 Zipped Asset now on Fabric chain.
Avez-vous des questions?
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What is Zipping (Wrapping)?
Zipping is the process of depositing an external blockchain asset into Zipper, where it is securely stored in an onchain vault and an equivalent zAsset is issued on Fabric. This allows users to interact with Fabric’s ecosystem while ensuring their assets remain fully backed.
Why Zip to Fabric blockchain?
Zipping to Fabric allows users to trade, transact, and interact with Fabric-based dApps using secure, on-chain wrapped assets (zAssets). Fabric is designed for fast, low-cost transactions, AI-driven smart contracts, and enhanced security features.
How does Zipper work?
Zipper works by accepting deposits of supported blockchain assets, securing them in TEE-protected vaults, and issuing a 1:1-backed zAsset on Fabric. When a user wants to retrieve their original asset, they deposit the zAsset into Zipper, which then burns it and releases the corresponding asset from the vault.
What does 1:1 backing mean?
Every zAsset on Fabric is fully collateralized, meaning that for every 1 zAsset in circulation, there is an equivalent 1:1 asset securely stored in a Zipper vault on the original chain.
What assets and blockchains does Zipper support?
Zipper supports multiple blockchains. The current supported list includes: Ethereum, Base, Binance Smart Chain (BSC), Bitcoin, Arbitrum, Solana, Dogecoin, and Sui. More chains will be added over time based on demand, security evaluations, and Fabric ecosystem expansion.
Zipper does not impose individual token whitelists, meaning all tokens from supported blockchains can be zipped and unzipped. However, Zipper does not verify token legitimacy, so users should confirm contract addresses before interacting with assets. Tools like FabricScan can help verify trusted assets.
What makes Zipper different from a bridge?
Zipper is not a bridge - it does not facilitate cross-chain liquidity transfers. Instead, it zips assets into Fabric’s ecosystem, creating a secure, 1:1-backed representation of the original asset. This removes the trust risks and vulnerabilities associated with traditional bridging mechanisms.
Zipper.com fournit des informations et des ressources sur les fondamentaux du protocole de liquidité décentralisé non-custodial appelé le Protocole Zipper, composé de contrats intelligents auto-exécutables open-source déployés sur diverses blockchains publiques sans autorisation, telles qu'Ethereum (le "Protocole Zipper" ou le "Protocole"). Zipper Labs ne contrôle ni n'opère aucune version du Protocole Zipper sur un réseau de blockchain.
Tous les systèmes opérationnels
Avez-vous des questions?
Trouvez des réponses.
What is Zipping (Wrapping)?
Zipping is the process of depositing an external blockchain asset into Zipper, where it is securely stored in an onchain vault and an equivalent zAsset is issued on Fabric. This allows users to interact with Fabric’s ecosystem while ensuring their assets remain fully backed.
Why Zip to Fabric blockchain?
Zipping to Fabric allows users to trade, transact, and interact with Fabric-based dApps using secure, on-chain wrapped assets (zAssets). Fabric is designed for fast, low-cost transactions, AI-driven smart contracts, and enhanced security features.
How does Zipper work?
Zipper works by accepting deposits of supported blockchain assets, securing them in TEE-protected vaults, and issuing a 1:1-backed zAsset on Fabric. When a user wants to retrieve their original asset, they deposit the zAsset into Zipper, which then burns it and releases the corresponding asset from the vault.
What does 1:1 backing mean?
Every zAsset on Fabric is fully collateralized, meaning that for every 1 zAsset in circulation, there is an equivalent 1:1 asset securely stored in a Zipper vault on the original chain.
What assets and blockchains does Zipper support?
Zipper supports multiple blockchains. The current supported list includes: Ethereum, Base, Binance Smart Chain (BSC), Bitcoin, Arbitrum, Solana, Dogecoin, and Sui. More chains will be added over time based on demand, security evaluations, and Fabric ecosystem expansion.
Zipper does not impose individual token whitelists, meaning all tokens from supported blockchains can be zipped and unzipped. However, Zipper does not verify token legitimacy, so users should confirm contract addresses before interacting with assets. Tools like FabricScan can help verify trusted assets.
What makes Zipper different from a bridge?
Zipper is not a bridge - it does not facilitate cross-chain liquidity transfers. Instead, it zips assets into Fabric’s ecosystem, creating a secure, 1:1-backed representation of the original asset. This removes the trust risks and vulnerabilities associated with traditional bridging mechanisms.
Zipper.com fournit des informations et des ressources sur les fondamentaux du protocole de liquidité décentralisé non-custodial appelé le Protocole Zipper, composé de contrats intelligents auto-exécutables open-source déployés sur diverses blockchains publiques sans autorisation, telles qu'Ethereum (le "Protocole Zipper" ou le "Protocole"). Zipper Labs ne contrôle ni n'opère aucune version du Protocole Zipper sur un réseau de blockchain.
Tous les systèmes opérationnels
Avez-vous des questions?
Trouvez des réponses.
What is Zipping (Wrapping)?
Zipping is the process of depositing an external blockchain asset into Zipper, where it is securely stored in an onchain vault and an equivalent zAsset is issued on Fabric. This allows users to interact with Fabric’s ecosystem while ensuring their assets remain fully backed.
Why Zip to Fabric blockchain?
Zipping to Fabric allows users to trade, transact, and interact with Fabric-based dApps using secure, on-chain wrapped assets (zAssets). Fabric is designed for fast, low-cost transactions, AI-driven smart contracts, and enhanced security features.
How does Zipper work?
Zipper works by accepting deposits of supported blockchain assets, securing them in TEE-protected vaults, and issuing a 1:1-backed zAsset on Fabric. When a user wants to retrieve their original asset, they deposit the zAsset into Zipper, which then burns it and releases the corresponding asset from the vault.
What does 1:1 backing mean?
Every zAsset on Fabric is fully collateralized, meaning that for every 1 zAsset in circulation, there is an equivalent 1:1 asset securely stored in a Zipper vault on the original chain.
What assets and blockchains does Zipper support?
Zipper supports multiple blockchains. The current supported list includes: Ethereum, Base, Binance Smart Chain (BSC), Bitcoin, Arbitrum, Solana, Dogecoin, and Sui. More chains will be added over time based on demand, security evaluations, and Fabric ecosystem expansion.
Zipper does not impose individual token whitelists, meaning all tokens from supported blockchains can be zipped and unzipped. However, Zipper does not verify token legitimacy, so users should confirm contract addresses before interacting with assets. Tools like FabricScan can help verify trusted assets.
What makes Zipper different from a bridge?
Zipper is not a bridge - it does not facilitate cross-chain liquidity transfers. Instead, it zips assets into Fabric’s ecosystem, creating a secure, 1:1-backed representation of the original asset. This removes the trust risks and vulnerabilities associated with traditional bridging mechanisms.
Zipper.com fournit des informations et des ressources sur les fondamentaux du protocole de liquidité décentralisé non-custodial appelé le Protocole Zipper, composé de contrats intelligents auto-exécutables open-source déployés sur diverses blockchains publiques sans autorisation, telles qu'Ethereum (le "Protocole Zipper" ou le "Protocole"). Zipper Labs ne contrôle ni n'opère aucune version du Protocole Zipper sur un réseau de blockchain.
Tous les systèmes opérationnels
Avez-vous des questions?
Trouvez des réponses.
What is Zipping (Wrapping)?
Zipping is the process of depositing an external blockchain asset into Zipper, where it is securely stored in an onchain vault and an equivalent zAsset is issued on Fabric. This allows users to interact with Fabric’s ecosystem while ensuring their assets remain fully backed.
Why Zip to Fabric blockchain?
Zipping to Fabric allows users to trade, transact, and interact with Fabric-based dApps using secure, on-chain wrapped assets (zAssets). Fabric is designed for fast, low-cost transactions, AI-driven smart contracts, and enhanced security features.
How does Zipper work?
Zipper works by accepting deposits of supported blockchain assets, securing them in TEE-protected vaults, and issuing a 1:1-backed zAsset on Fabric. When a user wants to retrieve their original asset, they deposit the zAsset into Zipper, which then burns it and releases the corresponding asset from the vault.
What does 1:1 backing mean?
Every zAsset on Fabric is fully collateralized, meaning that for every 1 zAsset in circulation, there is an equivalent 1:1 asset securely stored in a Zipper vault on the original chain.
What assets and blockchains does Zipper support?
Zipper supports multiple blockchains. The current supported list includes: Ethereum, Base, Binance Smart Chain (BSC), Bitcoin, Arbitrum, Solana, Dogecoin, and Sui. More chains will be added over time based on demand, security evaluations, and Fabric ecosystem expansion.
Zipper does not impose individual token whitelists, meaning all tokens from supported blockchains can be zipped and unzipped. However, Zipper does not verify token legitimacy, so users should confirm contract addresses before interacting with assets. Tools like FabricScan can help verify trusted assets.
What makes Zipper different from a bridge?
Zipper is not a bridge - it does not facilitate cross-chain liquidity transfers. Instead, it zips assets into Fabric’s ecosystem, creating a secure, 1:1-backed representation of the original asset. This removes the trust risks and vulnerabilities associated with traditional bridging mechanisms.
Zipper.com fournit des informations et des ressources sur les fondamentaux du protocole de liquidité décentralisé non-custodial appelé le Protocole Zipper, composé de contrats intelligents auto-exécutables open-source déployés sur diverses blockchains publiques sans autorisation, telles qu'Ethereum (le "Protocole Zipper" ou le "Protocole"). Zipper Labs ne contrôle ni n'opère aucune version du Protocole Zipper sur un réseau de blockchain.
Tous les systèmes opérationnels
Avez-vous des questions?
Trouvez des réponses.
What is Zipping (Wrapping)?
Zipping is the process of depositing an external blockchain asset into Zipper, where it is securely stored in an onchain vault and an equivalent zAsset is issued on Fabric. This allows users to interact with Fabric’s ecosystem while ensuring their assets remain fully backed.
Why Zip to Fabric blockchain?
Zipping to Fabric allows users to trade, transact, and interact with Fabric-based dApps using secure, on-chain wrapped assets (zAssets). Fabric is designed for fast, low-cost transactions, AI-driven smart contracts, and enhanced security features.
How does Zipper work?
Zipper works by accepting deposits of supported blockchain assets, securing them in TEE-protected vaults, and issuing a 1:1-backed zAsset on Fabric. When a user wants to retrieve their original asset, they deposit the zAsset into Zipper, which then burns it and releases the corresponding asset from the vault.
What does 1:1 backing mean?
Every zAsset on Fabric is fully collateralized, meaning that for every 1 zAsset in circulation, there is an equivalent 1:1 asset securely stored in a Zipper vault on the original chain.
What assets and blockchains does Zipper support?
Zipper supports multiple blockchains. The current supported list includes: Ethereum, Base, Binance Smart Chain (BSC), Bitcoin, Arbitrum, Solana, Dogecoin, and Sui. More chains will be added over time based on demand, security evaluations, and Fabric ecosystem expansion.
Zipper does not impose individual token whitelists, meaning all tokens from supported blockchains can be zipped and unzipped. However, Zipper does not verify token legitimacy, so users should confirm contract addresses before interacting with assets. Tools like FabricScan can help verify trusted assets.
What makes Zipper different from a bridge?
Zipper is not a bridge - it does not facilitate cross-chain liquidity transfers. Instead, it zips assets into Fabric’s ecosystem, creating a secure, 1:1-backed representation of the original asset. This removes the trust risks and vulnerabilities associated with traditional bridging mechanisms.
Zipper.com fournit des informations et des ressources sur les fondamentaux du protocole de liquidité décentralisé non-custodial appelé le Protocole Zipper, composé de contrats intelligents auto-exécutables open-source déployés sur diverses blockchains publiques sans autorisation, telles qu'Ethereum (le "Protocole Zipper" ou le "Protocole"). Zipper Labs ne contrôle ni n'opère aucune version du Protocole Zipper sur un réseau de blockchain.
Tous les systèmes opérationnels
Avez-vous des questions?
Trouvez des réponses.
What is Zipping (Wrapping)?
Zipping is the process of depositing an external blockchain asset into Zipper, where it is securely stored in an onchain vault and an equivalent zAsset is issued on Fabric. This allows users to interact with Fabric’s ecosystem while ensuring their assets remain fully backed.
Why Zip to Fabric blockchain?
Zipping to Fabric allows users to trade, transact, and interact with Fabric-based dApps using secure, on-chain wrapped assets (zAssets). Fabric is designed for fast, low-cost transactions, AI-driven smart contracts, and enhanced security features.
How does Zipper work?
Zipper works by accepting deposits of supported blockchain assets, securing them in TEE-protected vaults, and issuing a 1:1-backed zAsset on Fabric. When a user wants to retrieve their original asset, they deposit the zAsset into Zipper, which then burns it and releases the corresponding asset from the vault.
What does 1:1 backing mean?
Every zAsset on Fabric is fully collateralized, meaning that for every 1 zAsset in circulation, there is an equivalent 1:1 asset securely stored in a Zipper vault on the original chain.
What assets and blockchains does Zipper support?
Zipper supports multiple blockchains. The current supported list includes: Ethereum, Base, Binance Smart Chain (BSC), Bitcoin, Arbitrum, Solana, Dogecoin, and Sui. More chains will be added over time based on demand, security evaluations, and Fabric ecosystem expansion.
Zipper does not impose individual token whitelists, meaning all tokens from supported blockchains can be zipped and unzipped. However, Zipper does not verify token legitimacy, so users should confirm contract addresses before interacting with assets. Tools like FabricScan can help verify trusted assets.
What makes Zipper different from a bridge?
Zipper is not a bridge - it does not facilitate cross-chain liquidity transfers. Instead, it zips assets into Fabric’s ecosystem, creating a secure, 1:1-backed representation of the original asset. This removes the trust risks and vulnerabilities associated with traditional bridging mechanisms.
Zipper.com fournit des informations et des ressources sur les fondamentaux du protocole de liquidité décentralisé non-custodial appelé le Protocole Zipper, composé de contrats intelligents auto-exécutables open-source déployés sur diverses blockchains publiques sans autorisation, telles qu'Ethereum (le "Protocole Zipper" ou le "Protocole"). Zipper Labs ne contrôle ni n'opère aucune version du Protocole Zipper sur un réseau de blockchain.
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