โ๏ธMulti-Chain Support Roadmap
As part of the piARM ecosystemโs commitment to openness, security, and interoperability, Raspberry Vault & Hot Wallet is evolving into a versatile multi-chain wallet platform designed to support a growing variety of blockchain protocols.
๐ Current Chain Support
โ๏ธ EVM-Compatible Chains
Raspberry Vault offers full support for Ethereum and all major EVM-compatible networks, enabling seamless wallet creation, token management, transaction signing, and dApp interactions across the decentralized ecosystem.
Supported chains include:
๐ต Ethereum (Mainnet) โ The foundational smart contract chain
๐ก BNB Chain โ Fast, low-cost, and widely adopted by DeFi projects
๐ช Polygon โ Scalable Layer 2 for mainstream apps and gaming
๐๏ธ Avalanche โ High-speed chain with subnet capabilities
๐ง Arbitrum โ Rollup-based Layer 2 for cheaper Ethereum interactions
๐ Optimism โ L2 scaling with EVM equivalence and fast finality
๐ด PulseChain โ Ethereum fork with unique validator-based model
๐ช And Moreโฆ โ Includes Base, Fantom, Cronos, Sepolia, and others
Each EVM chain is supported natively in Raspberry Vault for:
๐ Offline wallet generation
๐ Secure transaction signing
๐ผ Token discovery and management
๐ dApp and smart contract interaction (via hot wallet bridge or session injection)
๐ฎ Upcoming Chain Integrations
๐ฃ Solana Planned integration to support Solanaโs high-speed, low-cost blockchain environment โ featuring native wallet management and transaction signing.
๐ท Sui Future support for Suiโs Move-based architecture, extending secure custody and transaction capabilities to this emerging platform.
๐ Bitcoin Planned support for Bitcoin (native and multisig), with cold storage-focused integration โ ideal for long-term, air-gapped custody.
๐ฏ Development Priorities
๐ Unified cross-chain wallet interface for simplified asset visibility
๐ฆ Enhanced transaction management including batching and atomic swaps
๐ Cross-chain session and signature coordination to streamline user experience
๐ Compatibility expansions to Layer 2, sidechains, and future protocols
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