In the latest post on X (formerly Twitter), ZetaChain announced the full integration of Arbitrum into its mainnet network, which will open the door for over 50 million ARB users.
Developers Can Now Build on Arbitrum Without Bridges or Extra Code
With the latest integration, ZetaChain will complete its promise of a unified, chain-agnostic ecosystem. The integration will allow developers and users to interact with Arbitrum’s ecosystem, that too, without switching networks or relying on external bridges.
Its universal smart contracts can now interact natively with leading blockchains such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana, all through a single platform.
The result is a more efficient development experience, where applications no longer need to rewrite logic for every new chain integration. It reduces time-to-market and long-term maintenance efforts.
Arbitrum is the leading layer 2 solution, which is famous for its low fees and high throughput. It gains deeper traction across the multichain ecosystem. Apps built on ZetaChain can use ARB tokens directly and interface with smart contracts deployed on Arbitrum.
It removes the need for traditional bridging, wrapping, or multi-step token swaps.
The integration is already live on ZetaHub, ZetaChain’s user gateway. The portal allows users to manage assets, provide liquidity, and interact with Arbitrum, all without leaving the platform.
With over 500,000 monthly users and hundreds of thousands of transactions processed daily, according to DappRadar, ZetaHub’s scale will provide Arbitrum instant exposure to cross-chain users.
For developers, this shows a major announcement. dApps built on ZetaChain gain native Arbitrum support from day one and are automatically positioned to scale as new blockchains are added.
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