Clear answers for long-term, real-world settlement investors.

Xarva is a compliance-native Tier-1 Layer-1 blockchain built for real-world settlements. We start with telecom — settling traffic and services between carriers — and then expand into other regulated industries such as IoT/M2M, cross-border services, supply chain, carbon markets, and digital identity workflows.

The presale is designed to fund Xarva’s path from pilot and testnet into full mainnet launch and real-world volume. The target is to raise $350M across staged tranches so we can secure validator infrastructure, seed liquidity, and support early ecosystem projects while keeping the network fully compliant and sustainable.

Xarva is built for serious, long-term stakeholders: regulated telecom carriers, infrastructure providers, enterprise service operators, and institutional or professional investors who care about real utility, not short-term hype. The design focuses on predictable tokenomics, clean compliance, and deep liquidity anchored in real settlement flows.

Telecom already has huge, predictable settlement flows between carriers and partners. Xarva has completed a live pilot and has a pipeline that can scale to more than US$1B in annual settlement volume once the network is fully rolled out. Telecom gives us a high-demand corridor on day one, while the same architecture naturally extends to other regulated sectors.

Many L1s focus on speculative trading and short-term incentives. Xarva focuses on real-world demand and compliance. Fees come from actual usage — like telecom traffic and other infrastructure settlements — and are shared across burning, validator rewards, and the treasury. The network is built to work with regulators, not against them, while still protecting decentralisation and user rights.

XRV is the core utility and settlement token of the Xarva network. It is used to pay fees, stake for validator security, and settle flows across telecom and other regulated industries. A portion of every fee is burned, a portion rewards validators, and a portion supports the ecosystem treasury.

Xarva has a fixed total supply defined in our tokenomics. Allocation is split across presale investors, validators and infrastructure, ecosystem and grants, team and advisors, and long-term treasury. All allocations are subject to clear unlock schedules and are documented on the Tokenomics page and in the whitepaper.

Team, advisor, and ecosystem allocations follow multi-year vesting with lockups to align incentives with long-term network health. Presale investors also follow structured schedules, with clear cliff and release periods. The aim is to avoid sudden supply shocks and protect early believers who back the project before full launch.

Xarva uses a transparent fee split model. Every on-chain transaction — for telecom or any other use case — feeds into a fixed-ratio split between burn, validator rewards, and the treasury. This means:
• Part of the fee permanently reduces supply via burning.
• Part rewards validators who secure the network.
• Part supports long-term growth, grants, and operations.

A portion of presale proceeds is planned to be allocated to deep on-chain liquidity on major decentralised exchanges, with structured lockups for an initial period. This is meant to support orderly trading, reduce volatility, and signal clear commitment to long-term value rather than short-term speculation.

Xarva is secured by a distributed network of validators who run the core protocol, validate blocks, and participate in consensus. Validators stake XRV and are rewarded for honest behaviour, while the wider architecture is designed to support strict compliance, auditability, and predictable settlement finality.

Validators need to meet minimum staking and infrastructure requirements, operate within a defined compliance framework, and maintain strong uptime and security. A detailed overview of roles, expectations, and economic incentives is available on the Validators page.

Yes. Over time, Xarva intends to support delegation and staking models that let non-technical token holders support validators and share in network rewards, while still respecting regulatory and jurisdictional requirements. Specific details will be announced closer to mainnet and will align with the Staking framework.

Xarva is built as a compliance-native chain. This means validators operate in an environment that expects clear KYC/KYB where required, transparent flows, and audit-ready data. The goal is to support operators who take regulation seriously and want to participate in a network that works with regulators over the long term.

Compliance-native means that regulatory, audit, and reporting needs are built into the network design from day one. Xarva is engineered so that telecom operators and institutions can route real settlement flows on-chain while still meeting local and cross-border rules, including AML, sanctions screening, and data protection requirements.

Xarva is focused on use cases where counterparties are known and regulated — such as carriers, infrastructure providers, and institutional partners. Different products and layers may have different onboarding requirements, but the core network is designed to support transparent, compliant flows rather than anonymous speculation.

Xarva is built to plug into modern risk and monitoring tools, so that flows can be screened, flagged, and reported where required. The long-term vision is to make it easier for regulated entities to adopt blockchain without having to choose between compliance and innovation. More detail can be found on the Compliance page.

No. Xarva does not give legal, tax, or investment advice. Each investor and participant should consult their own advisors, read all public materials carefully, and understand that digital asset investments involve risk, including potential loss of capital.

No. Telecom is our first high-demand settlement vertical, but the architecture is designed from the start for multiple regulated industries. Once telecom corridors are stable, the same platform can support IoT/M2M billing, cross-border enterprise services, supply chain verification, carbon markets, digital identity and regulated financial settlement flows.

Xarva focuses on predictable, high-volume, low-value transactions, which are common in IoT and M2M use cases. The goal is to give enterprises a chain where machines and systems can settle with each other in near real time, with pricing, usage, and compliance rules enforced on-chain.

Supply chain and carbon flows both benefit from verifiable data plus financial settlement in the same environment. Xarva’s design supports attaching proofs, metadata, and obligations directly to settlement transactions, making it easier to track, audit, and verify claims across complex multi-party networks.

Yes. A dedicated portion of XRV is reserved for builders and partners who bring real-world use cases to Xarva. Grants are focused on telecom, infrastructure, IoT, compliance tooling, and other regulated flows that fit the network's long-term mission. More will be shared on the Grants page.

We look for projects that can generate real on-chain volume and long-term value: telecom integrations, routing and billing tools, enterprise dashboards, compliance analytics, IoT and sensor networks, settlement infrastructure, and bridges into existing regulated systems.

Teams can reach out with a clear problem statement, the proposed solution, expected on-chain volume, and any existing traction. As the grants framework matures, there will be a standard application flow outlined on the Grants page and in ecosystem updates.

In simple terms, the path is: pilot → presale → testnet hardening → staged mainnet → scaled telecom corridors → multi-industry expansion. The presale funds the infrastructure, validator onboarding, early ecosystem, and the work needed to support the first major telecom and infrastructure partners at scale.

Yes. The presale is planned across multiple stages, each with defined pricing, allocations, and intended use of funds. This allows the project to grow in a controlled way and align capital with clear technical and business milestones.

No. There is no guarantee of listing on any specific exchange, and no guarantee of price performance. XRV is a digital asset with risk, and its value will depend on many factors, including actual network adoption, market conditions, and wider regulatory developments.

Key updates will be shared through the official website, project channels, and detailed documentation. Investors and partners are encouraged to follow these channels closely to track progress, new integrations, and ecosystem growth.

Xarva works with independent auditors to review critical smart contracts and core protocol components. Audit results and summaries are made available through the Security page and official documentation, and will be updated as new modules and upgrades are deployed.

Xarva is designed with redundancy in mind: multi-region, multi-provider setups for core services where appropriate, strong backup and restore procedures, and documented disaster-recovery playbooks. The goal is to keep the network available and verifiable even under stress or failure conditions.

All digital asset projects carry risk: technical, market, regulatory, and operational. Xarva's focus is to reduce avoidable risk through careful engineering and compliance-driven design, but it cannot remove risk entirely. Every participant should size their exposure responsibly and seek professional advice where needed.