VeraBridge and Owl Protocol

VeraBridge and Owl Protocol form a dual-protocol toolset for shipping Web3 apps faster. In this BLOKC-hosted session, Harrison, lead business development and marketing strategist for both, explains how the pair lowers the barrier to building on-chain, drawing on work with Hyperlane, the Uniswap Incubator, and the Linea and Klaytn ecosystems. Owl Protocol grew out of Vulcan Link, a veteran Chainlink node operator.

What the session covers

Owl Protocol is a modular, low-code deployment framework with embedded, non-custodial MPC wallets and ERC-4337 Account Abstraction. That combination lets Web2 platforms spin up gas-free user identities from simple email or social logins. A native Zapier integration triggers automated Web3 contract actions, such as minting an NFT or starting an airdrop, from more than 7,000 Web2 apps, including events like Luma check-ins or GitHub commits. VeraBridge complements this as a no-code bridging layer built on Hyperlane, deploying secure cross-chain token contracts across 70 supported networks without manual engineering.

What you can build

Businesses, event organizers, and startups can onboard mainstream users on-chain using automated Web2 event triggers, meeting people where they already are. VeraSwap, a liquidity layer developed in the Uniswap Incubator, lets multichain projects run cross-chain asset migrations without splitting their capital. A single liquidity-provider pool on a primary network is enough to support movement across chains.

What’s next

The roadmap focuses on expanding B2B pipelines to help startups secure ecosystem grants from major L1 and L2 networks. The team also plans to refine the VeraSwap front end and to deploy embedded wallet modules inside active Web2 messaging ecosystems, such as Telegram mini-apps.