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Offchain Labs

Offchain Labs

Founded 2018

Build and deploy scalable decentralized applications with custom layer two blockchain infrastructure

You can use Offchain Labs to build, run, and scale decentralized enterprise applications across high-speed blockchain networks. The suite provides core scaling technology through Arbitrum, consensus infrastructure with Prysm, and account management through ZeroDev. Developers and companies can launch dedicated custom chains tailored to specific compliance, security, and privacy standards. It helps organizations move assets, execute smart contracts, process high-volume transactions with low fees, and implement account abstraction without sacrificing the underlying security guarantees of the Ethereum blockchain network.

What Offchain Labs does

Deploy smart contracts to Arbitrum layer two networksConfigure and run Prysm consensus nodes for Ethereum validationArchitect custom application-specific rollup chainsImplement smart account abstraction for user onboardingManage transaction ordering rules and express lanesIntegrate zero-knowledge verification pipelinesArbitrum rollup technology for high-throughput and low-cost transactionsPrysm consensus client implementation powering Ethereum validatorsZeroDev smart account infrastructure for account abstractionCustom dedicated chain architecture for enterprise regulatory needsTimeboost transaction ordering engine for MEV reduction and fairnessZero-knowledge proof research and recursive proof verification systemsUniversal intent engine for cross-chain interoperability

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