InstaWrap coordinates supported EVM, Bitcoin, and Solana asset flows around RP1-side accounting, light-client/proof checks, relayer workers, and threshold-controlled withdrawals.
Public lifecycle
source deposit
→ source confirmation and observation
→ proof or event submission
→ RP1 verification
→ wrapped asset credit
→ optional withdrawal request
→ threshold signature / destination settlementThe chain may expose pending deposits, instant-credit records, withdrawals, supported chains, supported assets, vault addresses, and bridge activity for explorers and operators.
Trust boundary
- EVM and Solana use origin-chain contracts/programs plus relayer proofs.
- Bitcoin uses native addresses, confirmation policy, transaction/merkle evidence, and RP1-side verification.
- Withdrawals use a threshold-controlled signing model; no single validator should be able to unilaterally move the bridge’s funds.
- The relayer is an execution and observation component, not a replacement for on-chain proof or accounting checks.
Use the cross-chain workflow and integration guide. Treat instant credit as a provisional state until source-chain settlement and RP1 completion are both observed.