ABOUT XARVA
A compliance-first Layer-1
for long-term, real-world use
Xarva is a Tier-1 Layer-1 blockchain designed to help regulated industries settle data and payments safely, with clear audit trails and predictable economics. The project is early-stage and still under active design, development and testing.
What is Xarva trying to solve?
Many regulated industries still rely on slow, manual and hard-to-audit settlement processes. Data sits in different systems, reconciliations take days or weeks, and compliance checks are often bolted on at the end instead of built into the flow.
Xarva aims to provide a single Layer-1 where policy logic, compliance signals and settlement all live in the same place, so business rules can be enforced before a transaction finalizes, not after.
- • Reduce reconciliation delays and disputes.
- • Make audit trails easier to verify and share.
- • Align fees and rewards with real-world utility.
- • Give regulators and institutions clearer visibility into on-chain activity.
How Xarva is different from other Layer-1s
Xarva is not trying to be a general-purpose chain for every use case. It is being designed for industries that care about regulation, uptime and predictable economics. This shapes how the protocol is built and how the ecosystem will grow.
Compliance-native from day one
Compliance logic is meant to sit inside the protocol design, not just in off-chain tools. Policy checks, risk signals and attestations can be part of how flows are executed.
Utility-weighted economics
The long-term goal is to align rewards with verified work: useful settlement, strong uptime and compliant behaviour — instead of pure speculation or unbounded emissions.
Built for partners, not just users
Xarva is being designed with enterprises, financial institutions and infrastructure providers in mind, so they can plug into the network in a way that respects their internal risk and compliance expectations.
Who Xarva is being built for
Investors
Looking for a clear, long-term thesis around regulated settlement, not just short-term cycles.
Validators
Operators who want predictable rules, transparent economics and a network designed for institutional-grade participation.
Enterprises
Organisations that need verifiable settlement, clear audit trails and policy-aware execution for their data and payments.
Regulators & public sector
Stakeholders who need stronger visibility and governance options around how on-chain infrastructure is used over time.
All features, roles and programs described on this page are forward-looking and may change as Xarva's design, testing and governance processes evolve.