IBC & Cross-Chain Intent Routing

IBC is the protocol that connects independent Cosmos chains — allowing them to exchange assets, data, and function calls without centralized bridges or wrapped tokens.


  1. Light Client Verification Each chain runs a light client to trustlessly validate the other’s consensus state. → Impact: No need to rely on third-party bridge operators or external trust assumptions.


  1. Ordered Packet Channels Messages are transmitted through secure, authenticated, and ordered pathways. → Impact: Guarantees delivery, sequencing, and state consistency across chains.


  1. Native Asset Transfers Assets move directly — no wrapping, no lock-and-mint mechanisms. → Impact: Reduces attack surface and simplifies UX for multi-chain users.


  1. Remote Execution Smart contracts and modules can call functions or read state on remote chains. → Impact: Lylo can compose multi-chain actions from a single user prompt.


  1. Permissionless Interoperability Any IBC-enabled chain can open a channel with Lylo. → Impact: Ecosystem expansion happens organically—no custom integrations required.


IBC acts as Lylo’s transport layer, allowing it to orchestrate complex, multi-step transactions across chains from a single natural-language prompt. Each new IBC connection extends Lylo’s execution surface — without adding risk, friction, or reliance on wrapped assets.

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