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According to Decrypt, Philippine digital bank Maya is exploring an initial public offering (IPO) in the United States, aiming to raise up to $1 billion. The company is currently working with advisors to advance this deal.Maya holds a digital banking license issued by the Philippine central bank and offers savings accounts, consumer loans, payment, and merchant services through its app. In addition to core banking services, Maya also provides in-app cryptocurrency trading services under a regulated virtual asset service provider framework. Choosing to list in the U.S. market may provide Maya with a deeper capital pool and a broader base of institutional investors.Local observers noted that investors will weigh the company's banking fundamentals against the compliance of its cryptocurrency business.

ChainCatcher news, according to GlobeNewswire, DeFi Development announced a strategic partnership with the Solana ecosystem's cross-chain trading protocol Mayan.Through this integration, Mayan now supports the cross-chain and native exchange of DeFi Dev Corp's tokenized equity tool DFDVx, providing seamless access for users across multiple blockchain networks.

ChainCatcher news, according to Beosin tracking, the Bybit hacker has begun transferring assets through the new cross-chain bridge platform Maya Protocol. The hacker address 0xb72334cb9d0b614d30c4c60e2bd12ff5ed03c305 completed the transfer of all assets today at 15:33, and the new address 0x2290937a4498c96effb87b8371a33d108f8d433f started transferring assets at 15:34.

ChainCatcher news, according to official sources, Mayan Bridge has now integrated the OKX DEX API, aiming to provide customers with convenient trading features and enjoy a seamless trading experience, low slippage, better quotes, and improved liquidity offered by OKX DEX.It is reported that the goal of the OKX DEX API is to become the developer's first choice and the industry standard by providing industry-leading API solutions, while promoting the expansion and diversification of the OKX DEX aggregator ecosystem. Mayan is an intent-based cross-chain protocol that uses auctions to provide the best possible trading rates for each transaction. With the support of Wormhole messaging, Mayan seamlessly connects Solana, Ethereum, and major EMV-compatible chains such as BSC, Polygon, Optimism, Avalanche, and Arbitrum. With its powerful API and pre-built widgets, Mayan enables any website or dApp to offer cross-chain trading almost instantly.

ChainCatcher message, Phantom announced on platform X that it has added the cross-chain swap service provider Mayan, which means users can bridge from ETH to over 30 tokens on Solana at once, such as SOL, BONK, JUP, JITO, and WEN.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, the cross-chain auction protocol Mayan has completed a $3 million seed round financing, led by 6th Man Ventures (6MV) and Borderless Capital, with participation from Solana Ventures, Hash3, Big Brain Holdings, Arrington Capital, the Wormhole cross-chain ecosystem fund, Solana co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko, and Wormhole Labs co-founder Saeed Badberg. Mayan plans to launch a points system to track user engagement on Mayan.It is reported that Mayan is built on Solana and can find the best rates for users to execute transactions from any blockchain. The protocol converts input tokens into USDC and then uses Circle's Cross-Chain Transfer Protocol (CCTP) to send it to the target chain. The on-chain system facilitates cross-chain transfers through two processes: burning USDC on the source chain, minting USDC again on the target chain, and communication between Circle and the source chain. Mayan also uses Wormhole's messaging platform to send relevant data for auctions.