Biconomy, a well-known modular blockchain infrastructure entity, has introduced Omnichain virtual addresses. The Omnichain virtual address solution offers seamless payments in stablecoins and deploys cutting-edge infrastructure across a diverse blockchain ecosystem. As revealed by Biconomy’s official press release, the new system will enable payment entities, merchants, and businesses to leverage a comprehensive address for payment flows, consumer deposits, and invoices across various EVM-compatible blockchains. Additionally, the initiative is live on Base, Polygon, Optimism, Arbitrum, and Ethereum.
Introducing Omnichain virtual addresses.
One address per invoice, per payment, or per customer.
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— Biconomy (@biconomy) May 8, 2026
Biconomy uses Omnichain virtual addresses to simplify cross-chain payments in stablecoins
The Omnichain virtual address launched by Biconomy attempts to enable seamless stablecoin-based payments with resilient infrastructure. This enables merchants, businesses, and payment companies to enjoy a seamless experience across the EVM-compatible chain, including payment streams, invoices, and user deposits, all from a single address. Already operational on Ethereum, Polygon, Base, Optimism, and Arbitrum, this new initiative allows the platform to remove operational complexities associated with cross-chain payments and deposit addresses.
Apart from that, this move marks another significant development towards strengthening blockchain financial infrastructure to facilitate dApps and enterprises. Traditional deposit address frameworks are often difficult and expensive to manage. Additionally, companies often need to monitor a large number of separate addresses, as well as perform separate “sweep” transfers to move deposited capital to various treasury wallets. These additional transfers lead to additional costs, operational risks, and delays, especially when managing large volumes of payments across diverse networks.
At the same time, another key challenge addresses the flaws in comprehensive virtual address benchmarking across EVM-compatible blockchains. Several companies are working in parallel in different ecosystems, paving the way for the creation of their own chain-specific routing models and deposit systems. Such a fragmented infrastructure can greatly complicate payment coordination and create support issues for consumers transferring funds from different chains.
Developing a scalable payment infrastructure using comprehensive blockchain addresses
According to Biconomy, the new omnichain virtual address streamlines this step by allowing businesses to publish a single address per consumer, payment request, or invoice. Additionally, we work on reconciliation without outside intervention. With this in mind, Omnichain virtual addresses are poised to function as part of a broader infrastructure framework for payments using blockchain-based solutions.
