Everclear

Everclear is the first clearing layer for blockchain infrastructure, coordinating global liquidity settlement between chains to solve fragmentation for modular blockchains. Originally launched in 2017 as Connext, the protocol rebranded to Everclear in 2024 to focus on building the backbone of cross-chain bridging infrastructure.

Core Technology

Everclear operates as a programmable layer that enables intent protocols, solver networks, and decentralized applications to efficiently settle transactions across multiple blockchain networks. By netting bidirectional flows in the market, the protocol reduces costs for users, solvers, and bridges by up to 10x compared to traditional approaches.

Key Capabilities

• Cross-Chain Clearing: Settlement infrastructure that nets opposing liquidity flows to minimize capital requirements
• xCall Protocol: A powerful primitive allowing applications to interact with users, tokens, and other applications on any supported chain
• Permissionless Expansion: Support for new chains and rollups without requiring protocol upgrades
• CEX Integration: Plug-and-play integration services for centralized exchange connectivity

Network Coverage

Currently live on Ethereum, BSC, Arbitrum, Polygon, Gnosis, Optimism, Linea, Metis, Base, Mode, and X Layer, with expansion planned to Scroll, zkSync, Polygon zkEVM, Avalanche, and Mantle.

Market Position

Backed by leading crypto investors including Pantera Capital, Polychain, Consensys, Coinbase Ventures, 1kx, and Polygon. The protocol has processed over $1 billion in cleared volume and achieved $125 million in monthly volume at mainnet launch.