OFT launchpad
Launch an OFT and make it reachable from multiple EVM chains without asking users to bridge manually first.
Omniflow helps DeFi teams turn cross-chain messages into protocol actions. Users should not have to bridge, switch networks, find the destination app and repeat the same flow manually.
Omniflow is not another bridge. It is an execution layer built above cross-chain messaging primitives.
The problem
Most products still treat cross-chain UX as a bridge problem. But the deeper issue is fragmented execution.
Users bridge assets, wait, switch networks, reconnect wallets, find the destination app and execute the second half of the flow by themselves.
For teams, the result is worse: liquidity is split, launches are harder to coordinate and every new chain adds more operational work.
The wedge
Omniflow starts with the practical wedge: OFT launches, destination liquidity and source-chain user actions. The long-term goal is a broader execution layer for DeFi protocols.
Launch an OFT and make it reachable from multiple EVM chains without asking users to bridge manually first.
Create and seed destination-side liquidity from a source-chain action using LayerZero V2 compose.
Turn cross-chain messages into actual protocol calls: swaps, deposits, pool funding, launches and future vault interactions.
How it works
The user starts from the chain where they already are.
LayerZero V2 carries the cross-chain instruction.
The destination-side executor receives the message and triggers the target protocol action.
Launchpad, AMM, pool funding, deposits and future integrations can be built on top.
Current proof
Omniflow V7 proves source-triggered execution on testnet. The first modules are an OFT launchpad and an OFT-native AMM.
Distribution, testnet integrations and LOIs from teams facing fragmented liquidity.
Omniflow is looking for early teams that want to test OFT launches, cross-chain liquidity flows or source-triggered protocol execution.