Pepeto said its zero-fee exchange and cross-chain bridge have entered final testing after a SolidProof audit, marking a late-stage pre-launch milestone while public launch timing remains undisclosed.
Pepeto, an Ethereum-based project blending meme coin branding with DeFi, said its zero-fee exchange and cross-chain bridge have been completed and moved into final testing after a full smart contract audit by SolidProof. The company described the milestone as a shift from development into active pre-launch validation, with testing focused on performance, security and integration ahead of public availability. The platform is designed around the PEPETO token and includes a fee-free exchange, a cross-chain bridge and an AI-powered smart contract scanner that reviews contracts before swaps are processed. Pepeto said the bridge is intended to support asset transfers across multiple blockchain networks while reducing friction tied to fragmented liquidity, and that the scanner adds an automated security check within the trading flow. Pepeto has previously said it raised more than $10.4 million, that the current phase price is $0.0000001882, and that pricing rises at each completed stage ahead of listing. The project has also said its staking program offers 168% APY to qualifying early holders, while PEPETO has a total supply of 420 trillion tokens, with 30% allocated to the current funding phase. Earlier company statements also said the original PEPE co-founder now leads the project and that a senior developer with prior Binance experience has directed development work. The latest release did not confirm launch or listing timing, or whether Binance will be involved.