Centrifuge has transitioned from its substrate-based chain to a unified EVM-native protocol with the launch of v3, now live across six chains—including ethereum, base, and arbitrum—broadening access to RWA tokenization through wormhole-enabled cross-chain support.

Centrifuge has transitioned from its substrate-based chain to a unified EVM-native protocol with the launch of v3, now live across six chains—including ethereum, base, and arbitrum—broadening access to RWA tokenization through wormhole-enabled cross-chain support.
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Centrifuge has completed a major architectural shift by migrating from its earlier Substrate-based chain to an EVM-native, Ethereum-centered protocol with the launch of Centrifuge v3, now deployed across six EVM networks: Ethereum, Plume, Base, Arbitrum, Avalanche, and BNB Chain. The upgrade is powered exclusively by Wormhole interoperability infrastructure, which provides the messaging and routing layer that lets Centrifuge operate as a unified multichain RWA platform rather than a standalone L1. This marks the formal completion of Centrifuge’s move into the Ethereum ecosystem and away from its dedicated chain, aligning its real‑world asset (RWA) strategy more tightly with leading DeFi venues and EVM tooling. V3 introduces a chain-agnostic, modular asset management stack that allows asset managers to issue, allocate, and manage tokenized funds through a single interface while investors can allocate capital from any supported EVM chain. Cross-chain product issuance, borderless investor access, and unified liquidity management are enabled via Wormhole, letting assets and capital move across chains while Centrifuge maintains one shared control and execution layer for funds. For the broader RWA sector, this shift lowers integration friction for institutions and DeFi protocols, standardizes primitives around ERC-20 and ERC‑7540 fund tokens, and positions Centrifuge as infrastructure that can plug directly into Ethereum-native capital markets, rather than competing as a separate chain.

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