LayerZero said its Zero mainnet and lzATLAS will officially launch on Nov. 30, 2026. The company described lzATLAS as the first application on the Zero mainnet. At launch, the network will focus on open markets, while institutional participants are already testing how lzATLAS could be used in large markets including U.S. equities and fixed income. LayerZero also said multiple trading venues are preparing for production deployment. That work includes infrastructure integration, order execution and settlement testing, and performance validation under real market conditions. The company added that more partners and performance data will be released over time.
LayerZero said the Zero mainnet and lzATLAS will officially launch on Nov. 30, 2026, according to a post from LayerZero Core. It said lzATLAS will be the first application on the Zero mainnet.
At the initial stage, the mainnet will focus on open markets. LayerZero also said institutional participants have already been testing lzATLAS for use in large markets, including U.S. equities and fixed income.
Multiple trading venues are now preparing for production, the company said. That process includes infrastructure integration, order execution and settlement tests, as well as performance validation under real market conditions. More partners and performance data will be disclosed later.
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