Cross-Chain Action Protocol (CAP)

"IFTTT for Multi-Chain Workflows with Zero-Code Automation"

Overview

Cross-Chain Action Protocol (CAP) is a no-code automation platform that allows DAOs and Web3 projects to create rule-based workflows across multiple blockchains—without needing developer expertise.

With CAP, users can set up automated actions like: When ETH balance on Arbitrum > 1 ETH, auto-stake ICP at 7% APY When an NFT is minted on Solana, trigger a mirrored DAO on ICP

Powered by the Internet Computer (ICP) CAP leverages Chain-key Signatures, HTTPS Outcalls, Canister Heartbeats, and Internet Identity to provide a trustless, decentralized, and secure automation layer.

Features 🔹 No-Code Workflow Builder – Drag-and-drop rule editor to create complex automation workflows. 🔹 Multi-Chain Compatibility – Automate transactions across Ethereum, Solana, Bitcoin (ckBTC), ICP, and more. 🔹 Trustless Execution – Removes dependency on centralized relayers with ICP’s cryptographic mechanisms. 🔹 Template Marketplace – Pre-built workflows for DeFi strategies, DAO governance, cross-chain asset management. 🔹 Enterprise-Grade Security – Multi-signature approvals, Threshold Encryption, and Regulatory Compliance Modules.

Tech Stack 🔹 Frontend – React.js + TailwindCSS 🔹 Backend – Internet Computer Canisters (Rust & Motoko) 🔹 Smart Contracts – ICP Chain-Key Signatures, EVM Smart Contracts 🔹 Database – Decentralized storage using ICP Canisters 🔹 Multi-Chain Integration – HTTPS Outcalls for cross-chain interactions

Getting Started

Clone the Repository

git clone https://github.com/UnIQ-Minds/CAP_protocol.git
cd CAP_protocol

Install Dependencies

npm install

Start the Local Development Server

dfx start --background
dfx deploy
npm run dev

Roadmap

Milestone 1 – Core Engine & No-Code Workflow Builder Milestone 2 – Multi-Chain Integration & Marketplace Milestone 3 – Enterprise Security & Governance

Contributing

We welcome community contributions! Here's how you can get involved:

Fork the Repository

Create a Feature Branch (git checkout -b feature-name)

Commit Changes (git commit -m "Added new feature")

Push to GitHub (git push origin feature-name)

Open a Pull Request

For major feature requests, please open an issue first.

License

This project is open-source under the MIT License.