What does LayerZero do for Tempo?

It provides cross-chain messaging and OFT-based token movement so Tempo (TIP-20) assets and applications can connect to other LayerZero-supported chains.

Does LayerZero support Tempo's TIP-20 standard?

Yes. LayerZero is named among Tempo's TIP-20 infrastructure partners and moves TIP-20 assets via the OFT standard, which preserves a single global token supply across chains.

Do you need a native Tempo token to pay LayerZero fees?

No. Tempo has no native token; on Tempo, LayerZero messaging fees are paid in TIP-20 stablecoins.

Is LayerZero live on Tempo?

Yes, LayerZero V2 is live on Tempo Mainnet.

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Omnichain messaging; rolling out TIP-20 support.

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Data completeness: 83%
Confidence: 91%
Sources: 5
Last reviewed: 7 Jun 2025

The take

What to know

Best for

Issuers extending Tempo TIP-20 stablecoins or payment tokens across chains
Applications needing cross-chain messaging between Tempo and other LayerZero-supported chains
Teams using OFT-style token movement that preserves a single global supply

Watch out

Fees are paid in TIP-20 stablecoins, not a native Tempo gas token
Cross-chain transfers depend on LayerZero's OFT/messaging layer between Tempo and supported chains

The record

Key facts

Category: Omnichain interoperability protocol — cross-chain messaging and token-movement infrastructure connecting blockchains.· 95%§
Role on Tempo: Provides cross-chain messaging and OFT-based token movement so Tempo (TIP-20/payment) assets and applications can connect to other LayerZero-supported chains.· 88%§
TIP-20 support: Supports Tempo's TIP-20 token standard and is named among Tempo's TIP-20 infrastructure partners.· 90%§
OFT standard: Uses the Omnichain Fungible Token (OFT) standard, letting one fungible token exist across many chains while preserving a single global supply.· 95%§
Status: Live on Tempo Mainnet via the LayerZero V2 Endpoint deployment.· 85%§

The timeline

History

2026-01
Tempo names LayerZero among TIP-20 partners
Tempo introduced TIP-20 and named LayerZero among the infrastructure partners rolling out support.
2026-03
LayerZero goes live on Tempo
LayerZero announced support for Tempo, publishing a Tempo Mainnet deployment page for Endpoint, DVN, and Executor configuration.
2026-06
Frax documents Tempo LayerZero flow
Frax documentation describes frxUSD Tempo bridging through LayerZero with stablecoin gas support, with mainnet deployment listed as in progress.

Questions

FAQ

What does LayerZero do for Tempo?: It provides cross-chain messaging and OFT-based token movement so Tempo (TIP-20) assets and applications can connect to other LayerZero-supported chains.
Does LayerZero support Tempo's TIP-20 standard?: Yes. LayerZero is named among Tempo's TIP-20 infrastructure partners and moves TIP-20 assets via the OFT standard, which preserves a single global token supply across chains.
Do you need a native Tempo token to pay LayerZero fees?: No. Tempo has no native token; on Tempo, LayerZero messaging fees are paid in TIP-20 stablecoins.
Is LayerZero live on Tempo?: Yes, LayerZero V2 is live on Tempo Mainnet.

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Connected entities

Tempo

Core

The payments-first Layer 1 blockchain, incubated by Stripe and Paradigm.

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Quick facts

Type: infrastructure
Category: bridges
Status: active

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Known gaps

·LayerZero V2 Endpoint ID for Tempo Mainnet (30410) — only gemini.
·Endpoint V2 contract address (0x20Bb7169FB4a3325136EB29fA0ceB6D2e539a432) — only gemini.
·Tempo chain ID (4217) — only gemini, unverified.
·Go-live date conflicts: gemini implies Nov 2025; codex says March 18, 2026.
·EndpointV2Alt / LZEndpointDollar fee-handling mechanism — only codex.
·Core repository LayerZero-Labs/layerzero-v2 — only codex.
·App-configurable security (DVN/Executor) and permissionless execution — only codex.
·Whether LayerZero is the official provider vs one of several infrastructure partners — analysts differ.

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