# Allbridge > Cross-Chain Stablecoin Swap Allbridge is a cross-chain bridging infrastructure company. It helps users and applications move stablecoins and other digital assets between EVM and non-EVM blockchains. Allbridge is a cross-chain bridging infrastructure company that connects EVM and non-EVM blockchain networks. It provides infrastructure for moving stablecoins and other digital assets between otherwise isolated ecosystems, allowing users, developers, and applications to access liquidity across multiple chains without relying on centralized intermediaries. The company's core offering uses native liquidity pools on each supported chain rather than wrapped tokens, connecting them through a shared virtual asset so that transfers execute through a stable-swap mechanism while assets remain native to their original network. This non-custodial design keeps funds within smart contracts on each chain rather than with the company itself, and liquidity providers earn a share of transfer fees for supplying pool liquidity. Allbridge also offers developer SDKs and integration tooling so other protocols can embed cross-chain transfer functionality directly into their own products. Allbridge Core is the company's flagship product, focused on native stablecoin transfers across a range of supported blockchains. Allbridge Next extends this into a broader universal bridge supporting native gas and asset transfers alongside stablecoin routing. An earlier bridging product, Allbridge Classic, is being wound down and is no longer the company's active offering. The ecosystem is used by individual users swapping stablecoins across chains, liquidity providers earning yield, and developers integrating cross-chain functionality into decentralized applications. - Type: Company - Sector: Infrastructure - Status: Active - Founded: 2021-05-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/Allbridge ## Products - [Allbridge Core](https://thegrid.id/profiles/Allbridge): Allbridge Core is a cross-chain bridge for transferring dollar-pegged stablecoins between blockchains. It connects independent liquidity pools on each supported chain through a virtual stablecoin reference asset, using stable-swap mathematics to execute transfers without wrapping tokens. Smart contracts on every chain hold the liquidity and enforce the pooling mechanism non-custodially, so funds are never controlled by a central operator. Selected routes can alternatively use native burn-and-mint or omnichain token standards, liquidity providers earn a share of transfer fees, and a software development kit lets other protocols embed the same cross-chain transfer functionality directly. (Bridge, Live, Main Product) - [Allbridge Next](https://thegrid.id/profiles/Allbridge): Allbridge Next is a cross-chain bridge that moves stablecoins and native gas tokens across a set of supported blockchains with low, predictable fees and fast settlement. It automatically routes each transfer over whichever underlying mechanism settles fastest for the asset pair, including omnichain token standards, native burn-and-mint flows, or intent-based execution, removing the need for users to manage liquidity pools directly. The bridge also allows users to top up native gas on the destination chain in the same transaction as a token transfer. A privacy-preserving transfer option using zero-knowledge proofs is in development. (Bridge, Live) - [Allbridge Classic](https://thegrid.id/profiles/Allbridge): Allbridge Classic is a cross-chain bridge that transfers both native and wrapped tokens between EVM and non-EVM blockchains. It supports mint-and-burn transfers for large amounts alongside native token transfers, and a dynamic fee system lets stakers of the platform token reduce their transfer fees. The bridge covers a wider set of blockchains and tokens than the company's newer bridge products. This product is deprecated and scheduled to be discontinued in favor of the company's newer bridge offerings. (Bridge, Live) ## Assets - [Allbridge (ABR)](https://thegrid.id/profiles/Allbridge): ABR is the legacy governance token of Allbridge, used for staking to earn rewards and reduce bridging fees, and for participating in governance of the Allbridge protocol. Holders may stake ABR on the source chain to lower the fees paid on cross-chain transfers. ABR is being succeeded by ABR0, an omnichain token to which holders can migrate their ABR at a one to one rate. (Governance) - [ABR0 (ABR0)](https://thegrid.id/profiles/Allbridge): ABR0 is the omnichain governance and utility token of Allbridge Core, succeeding the legacy ABR token. It is used to pay bridge relayer fees at a discount and can move natively across supported blockchains without wrapping. The token is built on LayerZero's Omnichain Fungible Token standard, using a burn and mint model to keep supply unified across chains. 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