Infrastructure companies and projects

Explore infrastructure projects across blockchain networks, computing, storage, telecommunications and enterprise networking. Browse their public profiles, then open the available evaluations to see who has assessed each project and what their analysis covers.

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All sectors Infrastructure Finance Real World Healthcare Technology / AI Real Estate Technology Financials Consumer Cyclicals Consumer Non-Cyclicals Industrials Basic Materials Academic & Educational Services Energy Utilities Institutions, Associations & Organizations Government Activity Layer 1 (L1)Layer 2 (L2)Rollups Scaling Zero Knowledge (ZK)Smart Contract Platform Distributed Computing Cross-Chain Interoperability Privacy Coins Protocol Sports Proof of Work (PoW)Proof of State (PoS)Storage Security Metaverse Web2

221 projects

RocketX exchangeRocketX exchange stands as a pioneering platform in the cryptocurrency domain, blending the functionalities of both centralized (CEX) and decentralized exchanges (DEX) through an aggregator model. This innovative approach enables users to seamlessly compare prices and execute trades across a vast array of exchanges, ensuring they receive the best possible rates for their transactions. The platform is designed to cater to a wide audience, including individual traders and institutional clients, by offering a simplified access to global cryptocurrency li...Web3Seed

RubicRubic is a multifaceted cryptocurrency platform designed to simplify and enhance the trading experience across various blockchains and decentralized exchanges (DEXs). It stands out in the crypto space by offering a Best Rate Finder tool that aggregates data from over 70 blockchains, 220+ DEXs, and bridges, covering more than 15,500 crypto assets. This tool enables users to effortlessly find the best swap rates, highest liquidity, and fastest transaction speeds for their trades, all in one click.Web3Pre-seed

RWA Inc.RWA Inc. is a cross-chain interoperability project centered around the RWAINC token. RWA.Inc delivers end-to-end real-world asset (RWA) tokenization via an advanced multi-asset platform, including tokenization as a service, a launchpad, and a marketplace. With a short-term focus on startup utility tokens for our go-to-market strategy, RWA.Inc's primary emphasis is on strategically expanding into startup equity tokens, real estate, collectibles, and other asset classes via security token listings. The project's comprehensive services enhance liquidity, broaden market reach, support business development, and create new avenues for value...Web3Pre-seed

SatLayerSatLayer is a cross-chain interoperability project centered around the SLAY token. The new financial system, built on Bitcoin: SatLayer is the economic layer for Bitcoin, making the best asset now fully programmable. SatLayer leverages restaking primitives to evolve Bitcoin into an active reserve asset, anchoring secure, capital-efficient DeFi and RWA systems. As the Bitcoin restaking partner for Sui and Berachain — and the exclusive restaking partner of Babylon Labs—SatLayer collaborates with top revenue-generating projects to develop use cases like on-chain insurance and liquidity float, driving real and sustainable yield.Web3Pre-seed

Scotty BeamScotty Beam emerges as a pioneering force in the realm of digital assets, specifically focusing on non-fungible tokens (NFTs). It stands out as the world's initial platform dedicated to the cross-chain teleportation of NFTs, alongside being a cross-chain Initial NFT Offering (INO) platform. This innovative service is designed to facilitate the seamless movement of NFTs across different blockchain networks, thereby enhancing connectivity among various Metaverses, gaming environments, and marketplaces.Web3Pre-seed

Sentre ProtocolSentre Protocol emerges as a comprehensive decentralized finance (DeFi) platform and decentralized application (dApp) store, leveraging the capabilities of the Solana blockchain. This protocol facilitates a wide array of financial activities including swapping, staking, borrowing, lending, investing, and earning with cryptocurrency. It stands out by offering users a seamless experience in accessing and utilizing a variety of decentralized applications, all within a single ecosystem.Web3Pre-seed

SEOR NetworkSEOR Network is a pioneering force in the decentralized Web3.0 application technology landscape. It aims to simplify blockchain technology development for both users and developers. Supported by the Web3.0 Foundation Grants program and powered by Polkadot, SEOR Network stands out by integrating a lightweight Oracle network (LON) with conventional Oracle protocols.Web3Pre-seed

SerenitySerenity is a cross-chain interoperability project centered around the SERSH token.Web3Pre-seed

Shapeshift FOX TokenShapeshift FOX Token is a cross-chain interoperability project centered around the FOX token.Web3Seed

ShardusShardus is a cross-chain interoperability project centered around the ULT token. Launched on 26/04/2018 by a team based in the USA, Shardus aims to address the lack of scalability found in traditional blockchains.Web3Series A

ShentuShentu is a cross-chain interoperability project centered around the CTK token.Web3Series A

Shiden NetworkShiden Network (SDN) stands as a pioneering multi-chain decentralized application layer on the Kusama Network. Unlike Kusama's Relaychain, which lacks smart contract functionality by design, Shiden fills this crucial gap. It supports Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM), WebAssembly, and Layer2 solutions from the outset, making it a versatile platform for a wide range of applications, including DeFi and NFTs.Web3Pre-seed

About this sector

Infrastructure is a broad category in Orbitrum. Its sub-sectors include Layer 1 and Layer 2 networks, rollups, smart contract platforms, distributed computing, storage and connectivity. The application also includes adjacent protocol and platform categories in this sector. Use the sub-sector labels to narrow the collection rather than treating every infrastructure project as the same kind of business.

How to compare projects

A network, a computing provider and an equipment supplier answer different needs. Start with the function described in the project profile. Then read the available analysis in that context, paying attention to the author, publication date and evidence discussed.

Projects follow the categories assigned in the Orbitrum application. This collection supports research and discovery; it is not an investment ranking.

Industry definitions

Layer 1 (L1) (270)

Base-layer blockchain networks and the projects classified around them.

Layer 2 (L2) (117)

Blockchain projects classified as Layer 2 networks or solutions.

Rollups (6)

Projects categorized as rollups within the application.

Scaling (12)

Projects focused on scaling within the scope described in their public profiles.

Zero Knowledge (ZK) (74)

Projects classified around zero-knowledge technologies and applications.

Smart Contract Platform (210)

Blockchain platforms categorized around smart contract execution.

Distributed Computing (166)

Projects involving computing resources distributed across multiple systems.

Cross-Chain Interoperability (221)

Projects connecting activity or information across blockchain networks.

Privacy Coins (98)

Projects categorized as privacy coins in the application.

Protocol (1,813)

Projects categorized as protocols; individual profiles describe their function.

Sports (44)

Projects assigned to the Sports category within Infrastructure.

Proof of Work (PoW) (154)

Projects classified around proof-of-work networks or activities.

Proof of State (PoS) (73)

Projects assigned to this application label; consult their profiles for the documented technical design.

Storage (17)

Projects providing or supporting data-storage functions.

Security (21)

Security-related projects; individual profiles clarify the type of security involved.

Metaverse (13)

Projects categorized around metaverse platforms and applications.

Web2 (196)

Projects assigned to the Web2 category within Infrastructure.

Questions to guide your research

What function does the project provide, and who uses it?
Which dependencies or operating constraints does the published analysis discuss?
What evidence supports the stated level of adoption or delivery?

Questions about this sector

What does Infrastructure cover on Orbitrum?

It follows the categories used in the Orbitrum application, including blockchain networks, computing, storage, telecommunications and networking. The sub-sector list shows the categories represented in this collection.

Where can I find transport infrastructure projects?

Transport Infrastructure is an industry under Industrials in the current Orbitrum classification. Use that sector for projects assigned to transport infrastructure rather than assuming they belong in this collection.