Interoperability
Noon Capital utilises Hyperlane, an open interoperability framework, to enable seamless cross-chain bridging for its stablecoin ecosystem. This documentation outlines the bridging mechanisms for both
Token Information
USN
Bridge Mechanism: Burn-Mint
sUSN (Staked USN)
Bridge Mechanism: Lock-Mint / Mint-Unlock
Ethereum Lock Address:
0xE24a3DC889621612422A64E6388927901608B91D
sUSN
Lock-Mint / Mint-Unlock
Lock on ETH
Mint synthetic
sUSN
Lock-Mint / Mint-Unlock
Unlock from ETH
Burn synthetic
USN
Burn-Mint
Burn
Mint
USN
Burn-Mint
Mint
Burn
Bridging Mechanisms
sUSN Bridging Architecture
Ethereum β Other Networks (Lock-Mint)
When bridging sUSN from Ethereum to other networks:
Lock Phase: sUSN tokens are locked in the collateral contract on Ethereum
Lock Address:
0xE24a3DC889621612422A64E6388927901608B91DTokens remain in escrow on Ethereum * This should be subtracted to not get double counted if following all chains supply
Mint Phase: Synthetic sUSN is minted on the destination chain
Wrapped/synthetic representation created
1:1 backing by locked tokens on Ethereum
Other Networks β Ethereum (Mint-Unlock)
When bridging sUSN from other networks back to Ethereum:
Burn Phase: Synthetic sUSN is burned on the source chain
Removes the wrapped representation from circulation
Unlock Phase: Original sUSN is released from the lock contract on Ethereum
Tokens returned to user's address
Released from
0xE24a3DC889621612422A64E6388927901608B91D
USN Bridging Architecture
USN uses a burn-mint mechanism across all supported chains:
Burn Phase: USN tokens are burned on the source chain
Tokens removed from circulation
Supply decreased on origin chain
Mint Phase: USN tokens are minted on the destination chain
New tokens created on target chain
Total cross-chain supply remains constant as before Burn phase
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