GlobalSync, a modular infrastructure layer for cross-chain asset coordination, has completed over 200 on-chain state synchronization events across Ethereum, Binance Smart Chain (BSC), and Polygon as part of its ongoing internal system validation. These events were processed through the project’s proprietary Coordination Engine, designed to enable deterministic cross-chain routing, automated fallback recovery, and unified sync logic for tokenized assets.

Unlike traditional bridges or message-passing tools, GlobalSync focuses on coordinating state and timing between networks — a foundational need for scalable RWA (real-world asset) adoption, regulated financial interactions, and multi-chain DeFi automation.

“We’re not just passing messages — we’re syncing meaning, logic, and value across systems,” said Anna Haynes, Product Strategy Lead at GlobalSync. “With each verified sync event, we’re proving that cross-chain coordination can be reliable, programmable, and secure.”

As of this announcement, GlobalSync has completed internal testing for the asset abstraction layer, coordination engine routing logic, and modular compliance gates. SDK access is currently in private testing with selected developers.

A full public testnet migration interface, developer grant program, and dashboard preview are expected to roll out in the coming phases.