IoTeX and Polygon Labs announce IoTeX 2.0 integration with AggLayer



IoTeX, a decentralized physical infrastructure network, and Polygon Labs have announced that IoTeX 2.0 will integrate with AggLayer to power cross-chain communication and liquidity across the DePIN ecosystem.

Raullen Chai, the chief executive officer and co-founder of IoTeX (IOTX), disclosed the partnership on Sept. 17 at the R3al World event in Singapore.

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As the DePIN market experiences significant growth, developers have focused on innovations that can enhance communication and cross-chain liquidity.

Polygon projects tap into IoTeX infrastructure

AggLayer is a decentralized service designed to connect blockchains, enabling projects on different chains to programmatically distribute rewards. The protocol’s infrastructure promotes efficiency and further scales the $19.7 billion DePIN market, according to a press release shared by IoTeX and Polygon Labs.

Notably, multiple projects on Polygon (POL) have integrated IoTeX technology, including CoinFund and Pantera Capital-backed DePIN project GEODNET, and DIMO, a user-owned network that turns users’ car data into assets.

GEODNET joined IoTeX as it launched the DePIN Liquidity Hub, while DIMO leveraged IoTeX’s layer-2 protocol W3bstream for its zero-knowledge proofs concept on data privacy and off-chain computation.

IoTeX 2.0

IoTeX and Polygon Labs first collaborated in 2021, working together on a cross-chain bridge and non-fungible token initiative.

IoTeX released its IoTeX 2.0 whitepaper in July 2024, with the broader goal being a modular blockchain network that accelerates DePIN adoption. IoTeX 2.0 launch partners include Near Protocol (NEAR), Filecoin (FIL) and RISC Zero. Others are OKX, Axelar and The Graph (GRT).

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