
🔥Introduction
Cross-chain Routing API, Omnichain Messaging & ZK Light-Client Infrastructure
Butter Network provides developer infrastructure for building secure, fully onchain cross-chain applications.
These docs explain how to integrate cross-chain swaps, omnichain messaging, and interoperability flows powered by Butter’s ZK light-client technology.
Butter is designed for developers building wallets, DEXs, dApps, and protocols that require trust-minimized cross-chain execution — without multisigs, external validators, or centralized relayers.
Getting started
If you are new to Butter Network, start with:
What you can build with Butter Network
Using Butter Network, developers can:
Enable one-step cross-chain swaps across Bitcoin, EVM chains, Solana, and TRON
Integrate cross-chain routing that combines bridging and onchain swapping into a single flow
Build omnichain applications with verified cross-chain execution
Access non-custodial liquidity routing sourced directly from onchain DEX and AMM pools
Leverage ZK light-client verification for secure, trust-minimized settlement
Butter’s architecture is optimized for composability, safety, and production-ready integrations.
Core documentation sections
🔥 About Butter Network
High-level overview of Butter’s architecture, design philosophy, and role as an omnichain interoperability hub.
🔥 ZK Light Client
Learn how Butter uses ZK-powered light-client verification to validate source-chain state and enable secure cross-chain execution.
🔥 Omnichain Development
Understand cross-chain flows, omnichain isomorphism, and how to design applications that operate seamlessly across multiple blockchains.
🔥 Omnichain Messaging Integration
Guides for integrating omnichain messaging, including API usage, contracts, and deployment references.
🔥 Butter Bridge & Routing Integration
Step-by-step guides for integrating cross-chain swaps, routing APIs, contract interfaces, fee models, and deployed contracts.
Who should use these docs
These docs are intended for:
Wallet teams integrating cross-chain swaps
DEXs and aggregators expanding cross-chain support
dApp developers building omnichain products
Infrastructure teams requiring secure cross-chain execution
Protocols looking to integrate Bitcoin and non-EVM chains into their stack
For integration support or partnership inquiries, visit the Integrations page on the main site.
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