Stargate Adds Support for Anubis Chain, With Routes Unspecified

Stargate announced support for Anubis Chain, a privacy-focused network, but disclosed no supported assets or transfer routes, limiting what developers can conclude about cross-chain liquidity.

Stargate’s announcement confirms its support for Anubis. Stargate is an omnichain liquidity route in Anubis Chain’s ecosystem, and LayerZero is a messaging layer. It does not name tokens that can move through Stargate on Anubis, source and destination pairs, or route-level liquidity.

Anubis Chain’s announcement puts developer access through LayerZero at more than 100 chains. That figure describes access to LayerZero’s broader messaging network; it does not establish that Stargate supports transfers between Anubis and every chain in that group. The announcement gives no list of routes or transfer volumes.

More than 170 EVM and non-EVM networks have live LayerZero endpoints. These are contracts that applications use to send and receive cross-chain messages. Stargate’s liquidity service spanned 40 chains in a July 16, 2026, overview. The figures measure different services and refer to different dates.

The counts cannot be treated as competing measures of the same network. LayerZero’s endpoint total describes messaging connections, while Stargate’s 40-chain figure covers liquidity. Neither establishes which Stargate routes are available on Anubis, and the July figure is not a current count of Anubis routes.

Anubis Chain is a privacy-focused Layer 1 network that uses zero-knowledge proofs and selective disclosure. Those technologies describe its privacy design, but Stargate’s announcement does not specify which assets can use the service on Anubis or how much liquidity is available there.

LayerZero’s broader network reach and Stargate’s specific liquidity routes measure different things, a distinction discussed in earlier cross-chain coverage. The earlier report on cross-chain network coverage provides context for the new Anubis support announcement.