# VSC Bridge Content type: Glossary Term Summary: A bridge mechanism used to transfer supported assets between Vector Smart Chain and another blockchain network. Related resources: - Deterministic Execution (Glossary Term): https://theblockchainlibrary.com/glossary/deterministic-execution - VSC Validator (Glossary Term): https://theblockchainlibrary.com/glossary/vsc-validator - Vector Smart Chain (Glossary Term): https://theblockchainlibrary.com/glossary/vector-smart-chain - Vector Smart Gas (Glossary Term): https://theblockchainlibrary.com/glossary/vector-smart-gas - Blockchain as a Business (Glossary Term): https://theblockchainlibrary.com/glossary/blockchain-as-a-business - Business Module (Glossary Term): https://theblockchainlibrary.com/glossary/business-module - Announcing the Launch of the Vector Smart Chain (VSC) Mainnet on December 18th! (Article): https://theblockchainlibrary.com/article/announcing-the-launch-of-the-vector-smart-chain-vsc-mainnet-on-december-18th - From Layer-1 to Layer-3: The Next Evolution of Blockchain Architecture (Article): https://theblockchainlibrary.com/article/from-layer-1-to-layer-3-the-next-evolution-of-blockchain-architecture - Web3 Infrastructure: The Hidden Backbone of Decentralization (Article): https://theblockchainlibrary.com/article/web3-infrastructure-the-hidden-backbone-of-decentralization
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VSC Bridge

A bridge mechanism used to transfer supported assets between Vector Smart Chain and another blockchain network.

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A bridge mechanism used to transfer supported assets between Vector Smart Chain and another blockchain network.

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Deterministic Execution

Execution in which the same valid transaction and prior state always produce the same resulting state across compliant nodes.

VSC Validator

A validator participating in Vector Smart Chain consensus and network security according to the protocol's validator rules.

Vector Smart Chain

An EVM-compatible Layer-1 blockchain designed around deterministic execution, predictable transaction processing, and application deployment.

Vector Smart Gas

The native asset of Vector Smart Chain used for network fees, staking, and other protocol-level functions.

Blockchain as a Business

Blockchain as a Business (BaaB) describes the strategic pivot where an entity shifts its primary value proposition to decentralized ledger technology. It involves replacing or augmenting traditional siloed business models with peer-to-peer protocols to create new revenue streams, tokenized digital assets, or decentralized service delivery. This concept moves beyond mere adoption to restructuring core operational workflows, incentives, and stakeholder relationships through transparent, immutable blockchain architecture.

Business Module

A Business Module in a blockchain context is a modular software component or smart contract library specifically designed to perform a standard, reusable commercial function. Examples include automated escrow, recurring subscription billing, tokenized dividend distribution, or multi-signature treasury management. These modules act as building blocks, allowing developers to compose complex business applications rapidly without reinventing the underlying legal and financial logic for every new project.

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