Users currently often have money scattered across multiple chains and wallets. When they want to make a larger purchase, if they don’t have enough tokens on a single chain, they need to pool all the tokens on each chain onto one chain before trading. 

MEP Wallet aggregates assets on different chains specified by the user and displays them in a unified interface based on MEP. In subsequent dApp development, we hope this wallet functionality can be integrated into applications. 

In this aggregation process, we don’t need to generate a new wallet (with a new private key). We just need to create an interface that looks like a wallet that can display the user’s tokens/assets without holding the user’s private key. 

MEP Automated Exchange

MEP Wallet 

MEP ERC20 Contracts

Multievent

Existing solutions 

Introduction

Every blockchain is an isolated island 

Cross-chain 

Multi-chain 

Blockchain, cross-chain, and multi-chain 

I/O primitives 

Overview of MEP 

A new approach to multi-chain message transmission

General design 

Description of each module 

The economic model

Community shared governance 

System design of MEP

Security of MEP

MEP Orderbook 

Multi-chain dApps 

Conclusion 