Cross-Chain Infrastructure

Governance must operate across chains, not get trapped inside them. As more protocols, RWA platforms, and appchains emerge across Layer 1s, L2s, and ZK rollups, governance requires a backend that is interoperable, intelligent, and execution-ready across networks. Quack AI is chain-agnostic by design. Its governance logic, scoring models, agent network, and execution routers function seamlessly across multiple chains — without duplication, fragmentation, or redeployment.

Where Quack AI Is Live

As of today, Quack AI is deployed on 10+ chains and ecosystems, spanning general-purpose L1s, modular L2s, and purpose-built appchains.

Current Integrations

Each chain runs on a shared governance architecture, powered by Quack AI’s agent layer, proposal engine, and cross-chain execution router.

Cross-Chain Proposal Lifecycle

Proposals on Quack AI can originate on one chain and be executed on another. This is enabled by a shared agent memory and execution framework that synchronizes proposal states, scoring results, and final execution logic across ecosystems.

For example: A proposal drafted on Base can trigger a treasury payout on Metis, a role update on zkLink, and a voting audit log update on Avalanche — all processed from a single submission flow. There is no need for re-approval, token bridging, or multisig coordination.

Custom Governance per Chain

Proposal thresholds and filters	Compliance gates (e.g. KYC enforcement or jurisdictional access)
Delegation logic	Execution scope
Voting windows and governance cadence

This ensures governance flows are context-aware, while still interoperable.

Execution Routing

Once proposals are approved, Quack AI:

• Encodes and dispatches transactions to the target chain

• Logs execution results on-chain and via API

• Syncs proposal states across all participating ecosystems

• Supports rollback logic and failure recovery when needed

This routing system eliminates reliance on bridges or external relayers — every transaction is governed and enforced by Quack AI’s internal execution engine.