Allbridge
Cross-chain bridge for stablecoin transfers between EVM and non-EVM chains, run as Allbridge Core.
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Allbridge key facts
| Category | Cross-chain bridge |
|---|---|
| Chains | EVM chains and non-EVM chains such as Solana |
| Platforms | Web, SDK |
| Custody | Non-custodial |
| Fees | 0.1% service fee plus a relayer fee |
| Security audits | Kudelski Security, Quarkslab, Sherlock, Blaize Security (Sui bridge) |
| Token | ABR0 |
| US availability | Available: terms name no country restrictions |
ABR0 token
- Price
- $0.0257
- Market cap
- $525,711
- Fully diluted value
- $2.5M
- 30-day change
- -4.5%
Market data: CoinGecko, updated Nov 10, 2026. Educational content, not financial advice.
What is Allbridge?
Allbridge is a cross-chain bridge focused on stablecoins. Its current product, Allbridge Core, moves stablecoins between EVM and non-EVM chains through CCTP, xReserve or OFT, with a flat 0.1% service fee plus a relayer fee. The older Allbridge Classic bridge is deprecated and set to stop in November 2026.
How Allbridge works
Allbridge Core no longer swaps through its own pools.
Each route runs on the asset issuer's own cross-chain standard: Circle's CCTP and CCTP V2 for USDC, Circle's xReserve for USDC-backed tokens such as USDCx on Stacks, and LayerZero's OFT standard for USDT and USDe. You sign one transaction on the source chain, the Allbridge contract takes its fees, and the underlying protocol burns or locks the tokens.
Circle's attestation service or LayerZero's verification network then confirms the source transaction, and Allbridge relayers submit the receive transaction on the destination chain. Because this is burn-and-mint rather than a swap, one unit sent is one unit received before fees. Supported networks listed in the docs include Ethereum, Polygon, Avalanche, Arbitrum, Base, Optimism, Unichain, Tron, Solana, Sui and Stacks. Stellar is paused while its CCTP implementation awaits an audit.
How to start with Allbridge
- Open core.allbridge.io, enter an amount, pick the source chain and stablecoin, and connect a wallet for that chain.
- Then choose the destination chain and either connect a second wallet or paste a receiving address.
- You can add a gas top-up so a fresh destination wallet gets a little native gas, and choose how to pay the relayer fee.
- The Details panel names the mechanism used (CCTP, xReserve or OFT) and shows an estimated transfer time based on past transfers.
- After you send, a progress screen tracks four stages, and you can close it and check the History window later.
- Transfers to Stellar may ask you to sign a trustline transaction before the tokens can arrive.
- For a stuck or slow transfer, the app has a Need help button that opens support.
Allbridge fees and limits
- Each transfer pays a flat 0.1% service fee on the amount sent plus a relayer fee that covers the destination transaction, so routes into chains with expensive gas cost more.
An optional gas top-up adds its own charge. There is no LP fee and no price impact, since no pool is involved. You can pay the relayer fee and the gas top-up in the source chain's gas token, deduct them from the stablecoin being sent, or pay in ABR0 for a discount on the relayer fee. ABR0 is an OFT token; holders of the older ABR token can migrate 1:1. The docs ask you to compare the fee breakdown in the app with your wallet's confirmation dialog.
Risks to know before using Allbridge
- Allbridge Core pools were discontinued after a security incident in July 2026, per its own docs, and former liquidity providers are pointed to a compensation page.
- The older Allbridge Messaging and Wormhole messaging options were deprecated along with those pools.
- Current transfers rely on Circle and LayerZero contracts and attestation, so an outage or fault there would stall routes.
- The docs describe the design as non-custodial: tokens move between your wallet and the CCTP, xReserve or OFT contracts, and only the named recipient can receive them.
- Allbridge states it never has access to user funds.
- The docs list audit reports from Kudelski Security, Quarkslab for the Soroban bridge and a Sherlock contest, and the homepage adds a Blaize Security audit of the Sui bridge.
Allbridge usage
From DefiLlama (TVL) (fees users paid), updated Nov 10, 2026.
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Allbridge pros and cons
- Flat 0.1% service fee on Core transfers
- No liquidity pool price impact on Core transfers
- Relayer fee can be paid in ABR0 at a discount
- Relayer fee rises on destination chains with high gas
- Allbridge Classic shuts down in November 2026, so older routes go away
- Focus is stablecoins, not arbitrary tokens
Allbridge FAQ
What is Allbridge?
Allbridge is a cross-chain bridge focused on stablecoins. Its current product, Allbridge Core, moves stablecoins between EVM and non-EVM chains through CCTP, xReserve or OFT, with a flat 0.1% service fee plus a relayer fee. The older Allbridge Classic bridge is deprecated and set to stop in November 2026.
How much value is locked in Allbridge?
$8,251.3 according to DefiLlama on Nov 10, 2026. It is deployed on 21 chains: Terra, Solana, Near, Ripple, Celo, Avalanche and others.
How much does Allbridge cost?
0.1% service fee plus a relayer fee, according to Allbridge’s own page (checked Sep 26, 2026).
How much do users pay Allbridge in fees?
$10,031.7 over the last 30 days, according to DefiLlama on Nov 10, 2026.
Does Allbridge have a token?
Yes, ABR0. Its market cap was $525,711 on CoinGecko on Nov 10, 2026. Educational content, not financial advice.
Is Allbridge available in the US?
Available: terms name no country restrictions, according to Allbridge’s own page (checked Oct 1, 2026).
Does Allbridge hold my funds?
No. Allbridge is non-custodial: you keep your funds in your own wallet and sign each transaction.
Sources
- Allbridge: official site
- Allbridge: Core docs, Fees
- Allbridge: Homepage
- Allbridge: Core docs, ABR0 Token
- Allbridge: Terms and Conditions (PDF)
- Allbridge Core: What is Allbridge Core
- Allbridge Core: How does Allbridge Core work
- Allbridge Core: Messaging protocols
- Allbridge Core: How to transfer assets
- Allbridge Core: Liquidity provision
- Allbridge Core: Security audits
- CoinGecko
- DefiLlama
How this page works
Sources: Allbridge: official site, Allbridge: Core docs, Fees, Allbridge: Homepage. Data as of Oct 1, 2026.
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