OmniPact has received $50 million in funding to develop its trustless infrastructure for peer-to-peer transactions. This investment came from institutional investors and some family offices who believe in the technological potential of this protocol.



The team behind the project aims to create secure transactions by completely removing intermediaries. A trustless environment is being built through smart contracts, decentralized arbitration, and reputation systems. This means that transactions will remain secure whether you know the other party or not.

The new funding will accelerate mainnet development, cross-chain features, and decentralized judge modules. Additionally, transaction capabilities for real-world assets (RWA) and AI agents will also be added. The testnet is planned to launch in Q1 2026.

According to CEO Alex Johnson, the future of commerce will operate on a transparent and trustless basis. This investment is an opportunity to turn that vision into reality. OmniPact was created in 2024, with the main goal of enabling secure exchanges of both physical and digital assets.
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