Chain-agnostic execution.
Write once, run anywhere.
Chain-agnostic execution means application logic does not change when the target chain does — Eraivo's unified adapters absorb chain-specific mechanics.
When execution logic is tied to one chain's calldata and signing scheme, every new chain is a rewrite. That coupling caps how fast a product can expand.
Eraivo exposes one interface; the adapter registry maps it onto each chain. Adding a chain is a configuration concern, not an application rewrite.
Intents, signing, and event shapes are normalized across chains, so the same code path behaves consistently whether it settles on EVM, Solana, or Cosmos.
New chains join through the adapter registry without breaking existing integrations.
What does chain-agnostic mean here?
Application code is written once against one interface and executes on any supported chain via unified adapters.
How are new chains added?
Through the adapter registry — a configuration concern, not an application rewrite.
Which chains are supported today?
EVM, Solana, and Cosmos.