Neo X Documentation
  • Overview
  • Development
    • Development Environment Information
    • Running a Neo X Node
    • JSON-RPC API
  • Bridge
    • How Native Bridge Works
      • Hash Chain and Decoupled Relayer
      • Architecture
      • Technical Flow
    • Quick Start: Bridging Assets
  • Integrations
    • The Graph
      • Introduction
      • Quick Start
    • Oracles
      • Supra
  • Governance
    • Governance in Neo X
    • Neo X System Contracts
  • Security
    • Anti-MEV Protection
      • Threshold Encryption
      • Envelope Transaction
      • dBFT Enhancement
  • FAQ
    • Transaction Underpriced Error
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  1. Bridge

How Native Bridge Works

A cross-chain bridge is a software protocol that allows for the smooth transfer of data and assets between different blockchain networks. The transfer of data can be regarded as messages moving from one chain to another. These messages may include specific actions that facilitate the transfer of crypto assets.

In the context of Neo X, this project aims to bridge:

  • From Neo N3 to Neo X (N3->NeoX);

  • From Neo X to Neo N3 (NeoX->N3);

In the following sections we will elaborate on the solution, why we call the solution a "decoupled relayer", the architecture, the roles with their responsibilities, and the involved smart contracts.

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