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ArbiLinkUniversal Cross-Chain Messaging

Build once on Arbitrum. Connect to everywhere.

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Install

sh
pnpm add @arbilink/sdk ethers
sh
npm install @arbilink/sdk ethers
sh
yarn add @arbilink/sdk ethers
sh
bun add @arbilink/sdk ethers

By the Numbers

~12s
Avg Delivery
95%
Cost Reduction
4
Chains Supported
3
Lines to Send

Quick Example

typescript
import { ArbiLink } from '@arbilink/sdk';

const arbiLink  = new ArbiLink(signer);
const messageId = await arbiLink.sendMessage({
  to:     11155111,   // Ethereum Sepolia
  target: '0xYourContract',
  data:   encodedCall,
});

// Real-time tracking
arbiLink.watchMessage(messageId, (msg) => {
  console.log(msg.status); // 'pending' → 'relayed' → 'confirmed'
});

❌ Without ArbiLink

  • • Deploy same dApp on every chain
  • • Manage N deployments & N audits
  • • Complex bridge integrations per chain
  • • $4.50+ per message
  • • Weeks of cross-chain plumbing
  • • Users fragmented across ecosystems

✅ With ArbiLink

  • ✓ Build once on Arbitrum
  • ✓ One codebase, one security audit
  • ✓ One SDK call: sendMessage()
  • ✓ ~$0.23 per message (95% cheaper)
  • ✓ Integrate in hours, not weeks
  • ✓ Reach all chains from one place

Start in 5 Minutes

How It Works

Your dApp → sendMessage() → MessageHub (Stylus/Rust on Arbitrum)
                                ↓ Relayer picks up MessageSent event
                                ↓ receiveMessage() on destination chain
                                ↓ Target contract executed
                                ↓ 5-min challenge window → confirmed ✓
StepActionTime
1sendMessage() emits MessageSent on ArbitrumInstant
2Relayer detects event and signs proof~2s
3receiveMessage() called on destination~5s
4confirmDelivery() finalizes on Arbitrum hub~5s

Built on Arbitrum Stylus

The MessageHub contract is written in Rust and compiled to WASM via Arbitrum Stylus:

MetricSolidityArbiLink (Stylus)
Gas per message~$4.50~$0.23
SafetyEVMMemory-safe Rust
Contract sizeStandardOptimized WASM

Built for Arbitrum Open House NYC | Released under the MIT License