Ruby Protocol — Update on Strategic Partnership With Nautilus Chain

Ruby Protocol
2 min readOct 3, 2023

Through our strategic partnership with Nautilus Chain, we are now expanding Web3 access.

Ruby Protocol, which is now positioned as an Intent-Centric Account & Access Layer for Web3, is pleased to provide an update on our strategic partnership with Nautilus Chain, supporting cross-chain asset transmission of multiple mainstream currencies to provide a seamless cross-chain experience.

Thrilled to announce Ruby Protocol has completed the integration of Nautilus Chain into Ruby One, our advanced Multi-Party Computation (MPC) wallet.

This integration represents a significant step forward in improving Ruby One and the overall crypto user experience.

One of Nautilus Chain’s key features is its ability to support cross-chain asset transmission of multiple mainstream currencies. This functionality is now seamlessly integrated into Ruby One, allowing our users to explore new possibilities.

With this collaboration and integration, you can now:

  • Manage more assets on more networks via a single wallet, eliminating the need for multiple wallet apps.
  • Allow Ruby One to automate crypto processes, making them as easy as a few mouse clicks.
  • Choose your Web3 journey, and Ruby One will make it as easy as possible.

Together with Nautilus Chain, we are pushing the boundaries of what’s achievable in the Web3 space.

About Us

Ruby Protocol is an Intent-Centric Account & Access Layer for Web3.

We are building an intent-centric, interoperable, and privacy-preserving infrastructure for Web3 future. Our services, including Account Abstraction (AA), Assets Bridge (AB), Access Control (AC) and much more, are designed to accelerate Web3 development and its mass adoption.

We aim to make Web3 seamless and effortless to everyone everywhere.

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Ruby Protocol

Building a programmable privacy & access control middleware framework encrypted with zero-knowledge proofs (zkp) algorithms.