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Celer cBridge vs Hyperlane

A detailed head-to-head comparison of Celer cBridge and Hyperlane — pricing, features, and which one wins for different use cases.

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Celer cBridge

Decentralized multi-chain bridge supporting 40+ networks

4.1(156)

Celer cBridge is the bridging product of the Celer Network, a decentralized, non-custodial bridge supporting 40+ blockchains and backed by an extensive history of independent security audits. It offer

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Hyperlane

Permissionless interoperability layer for connecting any chain or rollup

4.2(76)

Hyperlane is a permissionless interoperability protocol that lets developers add cross-chain messaging to any blockchain or rollup — including new app-chains and custom rollups — without needing permi

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Feature Comparison

FeatureCeler cBridgeHyperlane
Settlement Time~5-20 min~1-10 min
Bridge ModelLiquidity pool + canonicalPermissionless interop (ISM)
Fee ModelBridge feeGas + relayer fee
Canonical Security
Cross Chain Messages
Governance Token
Multi Chain
Self Custody
Arbitrary Messaging
Non Evm Support

Celer cBridge Pricing

Celer cBridge

Free (bridge fee only)

Free

  • 40+ chain support
  • Liquidity + canonical bridging
  • Celer IM messaging framework
  • Extensive audit history
  • CELR-secured network
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Hyperlane Pricing

Hyperlane

Free (bridge fee only)

Free

  • Permissionless interoperability
  • Configurable security (ISMs)
  • Warp Routes for asset bridging
  • Connect any chain/rollup
  • Arbitrary messaging
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Verdict: Which Should You Choose?

Celer cBridge is the better pick if you need supports 40+ blockchains. Hyperlane wins when permissionless — connect any chain without gatekeepers. Both are production-ready — the right choice depends on your team's workflow and budget.