# Celer Network

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Celer Network is a blockchain interoperability company. It provides infrastructure that lets users and developers access tokens, DeFi, GameFi, NFTs, and governance across multiple blockchains.

Celer Network is a blockchain interoperability company that builds infrastructure connecting applications and assets across multiple blockchains. It offers a single-transaction user experience for accessing tokens, decentralized finance, gaming, NFTs, and governance regardless of which chain a user starts from. The company targets developers building multi-chain applications as well as end users who interact with those applications.

The platform addresses fragmentation between blockchain ecosystems, where isolated smart contract deployments limit liquidity and complicate application logic. Its core technology combines a messaging framework that lets smart contracts communicate and be invoked across chains with a relayer network that verifies and routes these cross-chain messages. This approach allows applications to maintain shared state and coordinated logic across separate blockchain environments rather than operating as disconnected copies.

Celer Network's offerings center on its inter-chain messaging framework, which developers use to build cross-chain native applications, and an asset bridge that supports token transfers across a wide range of blockchains and layer-2 networks. Developer SDKs are provided for both the messaging framework and the bridge to simplify integration. The company serves developers, decentralized application teams, and everyday users seeking to move assets and interact with applications across a range of supported blockchain networks.

- Type: Company
- Sector: Infrastructure
- Status: Active
- Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/celer_network

## Products

- [Celer Inter-chain Messaging](https://thegrid.id/profiles/celer_network): Celer Inter-chain Messaging is a cross-chain infrastructure protocol that enables smart contracts on different blockchains to communicate and execute functions across networks. It works through Message Bus contracts paired with a State Guardian Network that verifies and relays cross-chain state and call data. The system enables developers to build omnichain applications such as cross-chain swaps, NFT transfers, and multi-chain governance without managing separate messaging layers themselves. (Cross-chain Infrastructure, Live, Main Product)
- [cBridge](https://thegrid.id/profiles/celer_network): cBridge is a non-custodial bridge that lets users transfer tokens across multiple blockchains and layer-2 networks. It routes transfers through a State Guardian Network that verifies validator consensus and manages liquidity pools on each supported chain. Users and liquidity providers access transfers and pooled liquidity directly through the bridge interface, and the product integrates with Celer Intent to provide market-maker-quoted cross-chain swaps. (Bridge, Live)
- [Celer Intent](https://thegrid.id/profiles/celer_network): Celer Intent is an omnichain liquidity protocol that lets users execute cross-chain token swaps with locked-in pricing rather than routing through on-chain pools. It uses a cross-chain request-for-quote system in which user swap intents are broadcast to a network of market makers, whose signed quotes settle atomically through smart contracts and inter-chain messaging. The design removes intermediate bridge and exchange hops, reducing fees and price impact for large cross-chain trades while allowing market makers to deploy capital only when a trade is confirmed. (Live)
- [AgentPay](https://thegrid.id/profiles/celer_network): AgentPay is a payment network built for AI agents to exchange value in real time using off-chain state channels. It allows agents to transact for model inference, data streaming, or compute access with gas-free off-chain settlement and on-chain enforcement only when disputes arise. The system supports conditional payments gated by verifiable computation, oracle outcomes, or cryptographic proofs, and uses multi-hop routing so agents can exchange value across chains without direct connections, with a monitoring network resolving disputes on behalf of offline participants. (Live)

## Assets

- [CelerToken (CELR)](https://thegrid.id/profiles/celer_network): CELR is the utility token of Celer Network, a blockchain interoperability protocol. It is used to stake in the State Guardian Network for validator participation, to pay fees for cross-chain messaging and bridging services, and for network governance. The State Guardian Network reaches consensus among validators and generates attestations on cross-chain messages, distributing transaction fee earnings to stakers. (Utility)

## Links

- [Main](https://celer.network)
- [Media Kit/branding](https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1tIgzFdLUbtMW0-Pb1uwkzDfhWBO0bF4l)
- [Blog](https://blog.celer.network)
- [Forum](https://forum.celer.network)
- [GitHub](https://github.com/celer-network)
- [Telegram](https://t.me/celernetwork)
- [Discord](https://discord.com/invite/Trhab5w)
- [Twitter / X](https://x.com/CelerNetwork)

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