Cross-chain relayer.
Orchestration, not blind relay.
Eraivo's relayer network executes multi-leg operations across chains with atomic guarantees, never holding user funds and never relaying an intent it has not verified.
Most relayers forward messages and hope every leg lands. Eraivo's relayer plans the full route, simulates it, and coordinates execution so the operation either completes or reverts.
Relayers are non-custodial: they trigger signed operations through KMS-backed signing but never take possession of assets.
Bridges and generic relayers create partial states when one leg succeeds and another fails — the failure mode that strands funds in production.
Eraivo treats the multi-leg operation as a single unit with rollback, so a failed leg cannot leave the user mid-flight.
Is the relayer custodial?
No. The relayer triggers non-custodial, KMS-backed signing and never holds user assets.
What stops a stuck cross-chain transfer?
Atomic execution. Multi-leg operations roll back on failure instead of leaving one chain settled and another pending.
Is this the same as a bridge?
No. A bridge moves assets between two chains. The relayer executes verified, outcome-based intents across chains. See the platform comparison.