B.AI establishes strategic partnership with deBridge to jointly build cross-chain infrastructure for the era of AI agents
According to ChainCatcher, B.AI has officially announced a partnership with deBridge. The two parties will jointly explore intent-driven cross-chain infrastructure to provide seamless cross-chain execution for a scalable AI Agent economy. B.AI is dedicated to building the financial foundational layer for the era of AI Agents, while deBridge's 0-TVL model and gas-free cross-chain technology offer secure and decentralized support. Leveraging deBridge's MCP and intent-driven Bundles, the partnership will advance efficient and secure autonomous transaction systems, accelerating the implementation of cross-chain execution in the AI Agent era.
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