Powering Progress Together
What PAW Stands For
Unifying blockchains, empowering users - PAW makes Web3 work for everyone.
Innovation
We build with intent, not iteration. Every product in the PAW ecosystem is designed from the ground up to replace outdated systems, not just improve them. From bridging and trading to hardware and real-world payments, our goal is to redefine what’s possible in decentralised infrastructure.
Autonomy
Ownership shouldn’t be limited to assets - it should apply to the tools as well. PAW empowers users to operate independently, with hardware wallets, payment cards, and platforms that don’t require platform-level trust. Every interaction is built to be user-controlled and tamper-proof.
Interoperability
Web3 isn’t meant to be siloed. Our Layer 3 model simplifies how users, builders, and brands interact across chains. One liquidity pool, one wallet experience, one ecosystem - PAW connects fragmented networks without compromising performance or privacy.
Purpose
We don’t build tech for the sake of trends. Every PAW platform is a response to real gaps in the current Web3 landscape - lack of access, broken UX, overcomplicated bridging. Our roadmap is driven by utility, and refined by community feedback.
Working toward a DeFi that’s fairer, faster, and open to all
We're dedicated to rethinking the architecture of DeFi to make it resilient, equitable, and built for real-world adoption at any scale.
Our Progress, On Record
An agenda filled with knowledge
Blockchain development is about more than whitepapers and plans. It’s about execution. Below is a running record of the updates, releases, and infrastructure progress that have shaped PAW Chain into a live, usable Layer 3 network.
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Our first full audit with CertiK was completed with a final rating of 91.88 / AA. This was a critical step in showing the depth of our codebase and proving that even in early stages, security is never an afterthought at PAW Chain.
We rolled out the alpha quietly, letting early users test our 0-layer core, faucet, scanner, and validator mechanics. This gave us the space to refine it before making any big announcements.
We launched $PAW with no build-up - just a clean stealth deployment. PAW Swap went live at the same time, and within days the market cap pushed past $100 million. No VCs, no seed round - just a token, a DEX, and a community that showed up.
Victus joined as our first formal partner, backing $PAW through market buys and assigning a full growth team to help scale reach, listings, and adoption - without steering the vision.
After we finalised the bridge system, we ran a short-term fee refund event. No fluff — just a way to thank early users moving assets in while we stabilised liquidity routes.
We teamed up with Taylor Starling, one of BKFC’s top names. Real partnership, real-world reach – not a forced tie-in or gimmick. Just someone who aligns with the grit behind what we build.
We stepped outside of dev mode and took PAW Chain to Killer Whales - not for clout, but to introduce the architecture to a wider audience. It opened some new doors.
We pushed the beta version of our Layer 3 system live. It was the first time external users could test true liquidity unification between chains using PAW's routing logic.
Once the chain was stable, we kicked off the $PAW migration to mainnet. We pushed clear guides, exchange support, and kept the process open for as long as needed to avoid locking anyone out.
No countdown, no marketing campaign - just a working mainnet. Anyone could deploy and start using it right away, including full validator support and block-level routing live from day one.
We confirmed that PAW Chain wouldn’t be limited to one ecosystem. This was the first time we publicly shared our plans to connect everything from Ethereum to BNB and beyond under a single routing layer.
We rolled out new delegation logic and launched PAW Locker, letting projects time-lock LP, team tokens, and airdrops. Built directly on-chain, with no third-party middle layer.
We placed third in the Web3 & AI pitch competition hosted by Ga^3in Ventures and Fibonacci Capital, securing our spot to pitch PAW Chain live at Bitcoin2025 in Las Vegas.
We rebuilt our documentation site from scratch using a custom Node-based framework and launched it as a universal Progressive Web Application (PWA). It now supports faster updates, better navigation, and scales with the rest of our ecosystem.
1.1 came with bug fixes, UI clean-ups, and new bridge controls. It also laid the foundation for mobile and multisig support.
We overhauled the back-end with Redis and Sentinel. That let us move away from disk-reliant reads and start caching block data live - noticeably faster.
We expanded chain support by integrating networks like Blast, Berachain, and ApeChain. These additions brought more routing options to PAW Swap and helped test edge cases in our Layer 3 infrastructure.
Version 1.0 of our wallet extension dropped, focused on simplicity. Swap, track, and manage assets without touching a centralised UI - straight from the browser.
DexTools listing went live, giving every PAW-based token full visibility. No forms, no waiting - integrated like any other major chain.
Big Things Ahead For PAW Chain
Explore our next phase of platform development - focused on expanding utility, decentralized access, and infrastructure for builders and users.
Once all platforms are live, our full suite will connect through a dedicated Community Hub - a social platform designed for the industry. It will feature user and brand accounts, project ownership linking, stat visibility, messaging, whitepaper hosting, roadmap uploads, live sessions, and more - combining our tools into one unified network.
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