Velora and Polygon Portal Unite for Secure and Scalable DeFi Trading
Velora, a cross-chain decentralized exchange platform, has announced its strategic partnership with Polygon Portal, a platform for users, developers, and validators to manage assets. Polygon Portal is a strong infrastructure tool developed by Polygon Labs. The purpose behind this partnership is to ensure the fast, secure, and gasless cross-chain decentralized finance (DeFi) trading across the world.
🚀 @VeloraDEX has integrated @0xPolygon Portal to offer native, trustless crosschain access to the Polygon PoS, zkEVM, and LxLy networks.#Velora’s integration with Polygon Portal brings faster, safer, and gasless crosschain trading and DeFi execution, expanding Velora’s…
— 🟣 𝐏𝐨𝐥𝐲𝐠𝐨𝐧 𝐒𝐩𝐚𝐜𝐞 🟣 (@Polygon_Space1) October 23, 2025
In this partnership, Polygon Portal is offering multiple networks that will work for the welfare of users and developers all around the world. At the same time, Velora DEX will leverage to make cross-chain access possible by Polygon Portal networks. Polygon Space has released this news through its official X account.
Velora Embraces Polygon PoS, zkEVM, and LxLy Networks
The integration of Velora DEX and Polygon Portal is to boost the existing level of users and developers worldwide. Polygon Portal’s Networks such as: Polygon PoS (Proof of Stake), Polygon zkEVM, Polygon LxLy. These networks will help users to make trustless cross-chain access to DeFi trading. One of the best networks of Polygon Portal is “Polygon PoS (Proof of Stake)”, which provides a high-speed network with a low-cost network to all users of this world.
On the other hand, the next network is offering Ethereum compatibility-based modified security and efficiency with its zero-knowledge scaling solution. That’s name is “Polygon zkEVM”. Last but not least, “Polygon LxLy” helps connect all Polygon-based chains for a unified experience with unified liquidity.
Velora DEX and Polygon Portal Driving for Enhanced Protection
The core purpose of Velora DEX and Polygon Portal is to provide maximum facilities to their users in terms of security and scalability with proven services. The prominent features of this partnership, like faster transactions, trustless with security, and gasless trading options, play a significant role in engaging a huge number of users from around the world.
This collaboration will change the history of DeFi trading within the ecosystem by improving multiple features with the addition of some new features to secure users. This security system will protect users, developers, and validators from any attack.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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