New Interoperability Platform Enso Launches to Link 1,000+ Blockchains

Enso Network, a cross-chain infrastructure project backed by Polychain Capital, has gone live on mainnet - introducing a platform it claims will simplify how developers interact across blockchains.

The project’s core goal is to create a unified interface for decentralized finance, allowing developers to access and communicate with more than a thousand blockchain ecosystems through a single framework. Alongside the launch, Enso’s native token, ENSO, debuted on both Ethereum and BNB Chain.

Founder Connor Howe said the network is meant to save developers from wasting valuable resources on complicated integrations instead of focusing on innovation in areas like decentralized banking, stablecoins, or AI-powered applications.

Enso’s technology has already attracted more than 145 partners and has supported over $17 billion in onchain settlements, according to the company.

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The team believes its interoperability model could help bridge a gap in web3 development, where only about 23,000 developers currently operate compared to tens of millions in traditional software.

The project has received backing from notable investors including Multicoin Capital and Cyberfund, with its supporters framing Enso as a vital building block for a more connected and efficient decentralized ecosystem.