We’re building TRAIN so cross-chain swaps can be trustless, permissionless, privacy-preserving — and still feel fast and simple. Today’s update adds: • Passkey accounts • Fast one-click swap flow • Destination amount support • @aztecnetwork Testnet support Details below

That’s it for today! If you care about trustless swaps, privacy-preserving apps, or protocols anyone can join, reach out — we’d love to build this together: t.me/trainprotocol

.@bot_insane at @trustlessconf | @EFDevcon Argentina 2025! In his recent talk at the trustless:// conference, our co-founder Aram shared the vision behind the TRAIN protocol and why we’re building it. “Interop is not an end-user product. It's infrastructure.” That infrastructure, Aram explained, should be open, secure, and neutral. And that’s exactly what TRAIN is. An intent-based, cross-chain bridging protocol that removes the need for third-party verifiers and approvals – no oracles, no validators, no multisigs.

Introducing TRAIN Protocol built by @layerswap A credibly neutral, trustless and intermediary-free approach to cross-chain asset bridging. Let’s dive in 👇

The TRAIN protocol contracts, solver agent, and bridging dApp are open-source under the MIT license. The PreHTLC contracts are currently deployed on EVMs, @solana, @Starknet, @fuel_network, and are in active development on @aztecnetwork, @Bitcoin, @ton_blockchain, @Stacks, @SuiNetwork, @Aptos, XRP 👉 docs.train.tech/protocol/int…