MEV Protection
How Gasyard Protects Against MEV
Private RPC Transactions
Wherever necessary, transactions are sent through private RPC endpoints, preventing them from being publicly visible before execution. This reduces the risk of front-running or sandwich attacks.
No Swaps, No Slippage Risks
Unlike traditional bridges that rely on AMMs for swapping assets, Gasyard operates purely as a cross-chain settlement layer. Solvers fulfill user requests directly, ensuring that users receive the exact amount specified without exposure to slippage.
Solver-Based Execution
Transactions are executed by solvers who commit to fulfilling user intents based on predefined parameters. Since solvers handle liquidity provisioning and transaction finalization, MEV strategies like back-running have no impact on the user experience.
By designing Gasyard with intent-based execution and solver-driven fulfillment, we minimize MEV risks while ensuring fast and reliable cross-chain transfers.
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