Newton Network by Polygon and Magic Labs: A New Level of Blockchain Interaction

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

2 years ago


Polygon and Magic Labs have collaborated to launch the Newton cross-chain network, aimed at enabling seamless dApp interaction across various EVM-compatible blockchains.

Launching the Newton Network

Layer-2 solution Polygon announced a partnership with Magic Labs to launch the cross-chain network Newton. The platform aims to simplify the use of dApps on multiple EVM-compatible blockchains, making it akin to web browsing.

Magic Labs' Integration with Newton

Magic Labs, known for wallet abstraction, integrated their self-custodial wallet into Newton, providing a single interface and giving the impression of 'one balance' across all Ethereum-compatible networks.

Technologies Behind Newton

Polygon's AggLayer offers a blockchain aggregation protocol built on Ethereum, using Proof-of-Stake and Zero-Knowledge technology to enhance security and reduce latency in cross-chain interactions.

The collaboration between Polygon and Magic Labs on the Newton network aims to eliminate user barriers and strengthen blockchain integration for more efficient dApp access.

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