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Gas Overhead

As a product that provides great added value, the code needed to achieve abstraction, redundancy, access control, and retry management features incurs gas overhead in both source and destination chains.

At present, the average gas overhead when sending messages of various types through a single GMP with abstraction is as follows:

GMP
uint256
string

Axelar

159880

167419

Layer Zero

114439

117165

Wormhole

152236

151730

CCIP

146529

149540

Hyperlane

208170

211395

The values are expressed in gas units.

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