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Rootstock x oooo: Guide to Cross-Chain Transfers For Layer 2s

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Rootstock x oooo: Guide to Cross-Chain Transfers For Layer 2s

This article is part of Rootstock’s series “Building DeFi on Bitcoin” exploring different solutions and integrations on the Rootstock blockchain that enable scaling Bitcoin, bringing DeFi capabilities to the world’s first blockchain. 

oooo Money, the modular cross-chain bridge protocol that introduces support for zk-rollup within the Bitcoin ecosystem, recently announced the integration with Rootstock. This integration enables seamless liquidity support for both the Bitcoin mainnet and Rootstock.

In this step-by-step guide, we explore how you can use oooo to bridge to Rootstock.

3 steps to transfer between oooo and Rootstock

Step 1:

Go to https://bridge.oooo.money/ and click on the top right corner to link your Bitcoin wallet.

Step 2:

Fill in the wallet address of your Rootstock where you want the cross-chain transfer to arrive, as well as the amount to be transferred

Step 3:

Click the TRANSFER button, reconfirm the cross-chain amount, complete the wallet signature confirmation, and finish the cross-chain transaction.

All done!

About oooo money

oooo is a modular cross-chain bridge protocol that introduces support for zk-rollup within the Bitcoin ecosystem, enabling seamless liquidity support for both the Bitcoin mainnet and its layer 2 solutions. With oooo, a wide range of BTC-native assets, such as BTC and encrypted messages, can circulate securely, rapidly, and cost-effectively between the Bitcoin mainnet and its layer 2 solutions.

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