
Secure Interoperability for Institutional Networks
The Inter-Blockchain Communication Protocol (IBC) enables you to securely connect your digital ledger, existing systems, and external rails. IBC extends to new networks and future-proofs your business, with interoperability infrastructure kept under your control and existing regulatory requirements.
Connecting leading finance industry players


150+
digital ledgers connected via IBC
$50b+
in asset transfer value
5
years in production
The Problem
The gaps in current interoperability infrastructure

- Vendor lock-in and centralized control
- Dependency on a single provider's continuity, governance, and pricing decisions
- No open standard with neutral governance available
Features
IBC: Open, secure, interoperability that expands your infrastructure connectivity
Battle-Tested
Full Control of Your Interoperability Infrastructure
Open-Source, Neutrally Governed, No Vendor Lock-In
General-Purpose Interoperability That Extends to Any System
Who We Serve
Expand your business and infrastructure with IBC interoperability
- Banks
- Fintechs
- Central Banks and Governments
What you can achieve with IBC
How we can help
What gives IBC the edge
- Instant, cross-border interbank settlement
- Multi-rail payment routing
- Tokenized asset distribution
- Liquidity orchestration
- CBDC interoperability
- Multi-bank consortium settlement
How IBC works: Direct transaction verification between digital ledgers, with no third-party intermediary
Self-hosted infrastructure
- Have direct peer-to-peer connections with other ledgers and systems
- Light-client-based security model
- No third-party intermediary in the verification path
- Each ledger keeps its own security and governance, and regulatory requirements
Secure data transport
- Share any type of data or asset across ledgers and systems
- Set up complex multi-party or multi-asset workflows across business units, counterparties, treasuries, or jurisdictions
- Data transport layer never accesses data contents, delivering greater security



