Enso Network is a shared state network that abstracts smart contract interactions across rollups, appchains, and blockchains, enabling users to define intents and achieve desired outcomes without manual integration. By leveraging a library of standardized smart contract actions and independent validators, Enso enhances the accessibility and usability of blockchain technology for developers and users alike.
Funding
$4.2M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
HVIVFounders
Product
Problem
Users in the DeFi space face challenges when interacting with multiple blockchains and decentralized applications (dApps) due to fragmented liquidity and the need for manual integration. This complexity hinders accessibility and usability for both developers and end-users.
Solution
Enso Network provides a shared state network that abstracts smart contract interactions across various rollups, appchains, and blockchains, enabling users to define intents and achieve desired outcomes without manual integration. By offering a library of standardized smart contract actions and leveraging independent validators, Enso enhances the accessibility and usability of blockchain technology. The network allows developers to deploy smart contract actions, creating a shared map of all smart contracts, while graphers write custom algorithms to find optimal strategies for fulfilling requests, and validators provide security guarantees on the solutions generated.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes developers and users of decentralized applications (dApps) across various blockchains who seek to simplify smart contract interactions and enhance the accessibility of DeFi.
Features
- Shared state network that abstracts smart contract interactions across multiple blockchains.
- Library of standardized smart contract actions for easy consumption.
- Independent network participants that provide solutions to user-defined intents.
- Action Providers: Developers deploy smart contract actions onto the network.
- Graphers: Custom algorithms find the most optimal strategy for combining actions.
- Validators: Security guarantees on the solutions provided through simulation and calldata traces.