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Pantos Aims to Fix Insecure and Clunky State of Web3 Apps with Multichain Token Systemby@ishanpandey
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Pantos Aims to Fix Insecure and Clunky State of Web3 Apps with Multichain Token System

by Ishan PandeyFebruary 15th, 2023
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Pantos has released the beta version of its multichain token system to the public. Bitpanda's backing means that this project may provide the PANDAS Multichain Token Standard. It works with Ethereum, Polygon, Avalanche, BNB, Cronos, Celo, and Fantom.
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Blockchain Interoperability Emerges as Key Driver for Seamless Multichain Token Transfers in Crypto Industry

Blockchain interoperability and multichain token transfers are becoming increasingly important in the crypto industry because they enable users to easily transfer assets between different blockchain networks. In the past, transferring assets from one blockchain network to another was often a complex and cumbersome process, which required the use of centralized exchanges or other intermediaries. However, with the advent of interoperability solutions and multichain token standards, such as those being developed by Pantos, it is becoming much easier for users to transfer assets across different blockchain networks in a decentralized and trustless way.

Pantos launches beta version of multichain token system with Bitpanda's backing

Pantos has launched the beta version of its multichain token system with Bitpanda's backing. The project provides a cutting-edge solution for asset transfers between different blockchain networks. Pantos seeks to address the current state of insecure and clunky Web3 applications by providing developers with the architecture and tools necessary to build multichain assets. The project is also working to develop an industry standard for multichain token transfers and blockchain interoperability in partnership with the Technical University of Vienna, the University of Hamburg, and the international branch of the Raiffeisen Bank.

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Eric Demuth, CEO and co-founder of both Pantos and Bitpanda, believes that the project will facilitate significant crypto adoption as the world enters the Web3 era. Pantos has created the PANDAS-20 standard, which eliminates the need for developers to perform maintenance while deploying assets to different blockchains, thus making the development of complex Web3 applications more accessible.


Web3 applications rely on the seamless transfer of assets between different blockchain networks in order to function properly. Ultimately, the development of interoperability solutions and multichain token standards is key to the growth and development of the broader crypto industry.


The protocol has its own gas token PAN and is fully decentralized and open-source. Tokens created using Pantos' technology will be usable on any of the supported blockchain networks, providing consumers with the freedom to choose the platform that best suits their digital assets.


Pantos' public beta already provides a trustworthy validation mechanism to guarantee a seamless launch. The project's potential to revolutionize asset transfers across multiple blockchain networks has significant implications for the future of the crypto industry, and its impact on Web3 applications and the wider digital asset ecosystem will be worth monitoring.


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