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unionlabs/union

The trust-minimized, zero-knowledge bridging protocol, designed for censorship resistance, extremely high security, and usage in decentralized finance.

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01 · Repo overview

How union is put together

Union is a zero-knowledge interoperability protocol connecting Cosmos (IBC) chains with EVM chains (Ethereum, Arbitrum, Berachain, Base, BSC) and others. It is a large polyglot monorepo: a Rust cargo workspace dominates (the voyager relayer with pluggable state/proof/client/finality modules and plugins, CosmWasm light clients and contracts, extensive lib/* support crates), a Go node implementation (uniond on CometBLS plus the 11-cometbls IBC light client module), a Go ZK prover (galoisd using Gnark), Solidity EVM contracts under evm/, and TypeScript frontends (app2 in SvelteKit, site in Astro, ts-sdk packages). Data flow: chain events are observed by voyager modules/plugins, proven via ZK or storage proofs, and submitted to counterparty chains through light clients deployed per ecosystem; deployments/*.json pin contract addresses and channel configurations. Builds are fully reproducible via Nix flakes.

Languages

RustTypeScriptGoSolidityNixSvelte

Frameworks

SvelteKitAstroViteEffect-TSCosmos SDK / CometBFT (Go)ibc-go v8Gnark (ZK prover)alloy (Ethereum Rust)CosmWasmFoundry (EVM)Tailwind CSS

Datastores

Supabase (app2 dashboard types generation)PostgreSQL queue abstraction (lib/pg-queue)

Infrastructure

Nix flakes / garnix CIVercel (vercel.json)devnet-compose local testnetsunionvisor node supervisor

Major components

voyager

Modular cross-ecosystem relayer built as a plugin system of state/proof/client/client-bootstrap/finality modules plus event-source, transaction, batching, filtering, and timeout plugins.

11-cometbls + uniond/galoisd (Go)

CometBLS-based Cosmos SDK node and its IBC light client module, with the Gnark-based zero-knowledge consensus prover service (galoisd).

cosmwasm/

CosmWasm smart-contract stack including per-chain light clients (ethereum, cometbls, arbitrum, base, berachain, sui, starknet, etc.), UCS03 zkgm token transfer app, access-manager/upgradable/pausable governance contracts, and LST/token-minter contracts.

evm/

Solidity EVM smart-contract stack for IBC-style message passing and bridged tokens, built with Foundry.

lib/* verifiers & light-client-types

Rust verification logic and typed data structures for each consensus protocol (cometbls-groth16-verifier, ethereum-sync-protocol, base/bob/arbitrum/parlia/sui/starknet/gno/tendermint verifiers) shared by relayer and clients.

app2 (app.union.build)

SvelteKit frontend for transfers/faucet using @unionlabs/sdk packages, wagmi/viem for EVM wallets, CosmJS for Cosmos wallets, Supabase-backed dashboard, OpenTelemetry instrumentation.

ts-sdk / ts-sdk-evm / ts-sdk-cosmos / ts-sdk-sui

TypeScript SDKs (Effect-based) exposing Union's cross-chain functionality to external consumers.

mpc/, drip/, unionvisor/, devnet tooling

MPC client/coordinator services, Cosmos faucet service, Rust node supervisor for production validators, and devnet/e2e composition utilities.

02 · Weekly changes

A new storage-slot tool shipped alongside a fix to a validator-count check in the polling system.

1 weeksWeek of 2026-07-20

This week's work on the union repo focused on two targeted improvements: a new developer tool for computing Solidity storage slots, and a correctness fix in the galoisd signature verification logic. Together they make the tooling more capable and tighten a security-relevant check.

Feature

New 'u slot' command for Solidity storage slots

The u command-line tool gained a subcommand that computes Solidity storage slot locations, saving developers from doing this error-prone calculation by hand.

Fix

Corrected signature and validator count check in Poll

Fixed a bug in galoisd where the check comparing signatures against the number of validators could be evaluated incorrectly, improving the reliability of vote verification.

03 · Security check

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