Rox Chain
A permissioned, high-performance execution layer built for regulated finance. 70,000 TPS, native smart contracts, and predictable costs at 0.00001 ROX per signature, deployable under your own validator governance.
SOVEREIGN EXECUTION LAYER
70,000
Transactions per second
0.00001 ROX
Cost per signature
60+
Blockchain networks supported across the platform
T+0
Settlement finality
A blockchain your institution actually governs
Rox Chain is a permissioned blockchain, meaning every participant is known and admitted rather than anonymous. Your organisation, or a consortium you belong to, decides who validates transactions, who can transact, and under which jurisdiction the network operates, with native smart contracts, self-executing agreements written in code, to encode business rules.
Performance is engineered for financial workloads: up to 70,000 transactions per second, at a fixed 0.00001 ROX per signature, so a busy day never turns into a fee spike. Custody, issuance, trading, clearing, and payments across the platform all settle on this one sovereign ledger.
The ledger does not stand alone. Built to the infrastructure standards of high-frequency trading, it keeps order flow, settlement instructions and payment traffic clearing without queuing behind unrelated activity, and the wider platform connects to more than 60 blockchain networks when assets need to move beyond it: one sovereign ledger at the centre, with reach to the ecosystems around it.
How Rox Chain flows
Define and stand up the network
Set governance and deploy identified validators across your chosen infrastructure.
Build and test
Develop against the API and rehearse everything on a full testnet.
Deploy smart contracts
Business rules go live as native smart contracts on the ledger.
Run at production scale
The whole platform transacts at scale with predictable costs and same-day finality.
The problems it solves
Public networks answer to no one
01On open networks, validators are anonymous, fees float with global demand, and rule changes happen by community vote. That is unworkable for a regulated institution that must answer to a supervisor. Rox Chain puts validator admission, fee policy, and governance in your hands.
Unpredictable fees break business models
02A payment or settlement product cannot be priced when the underlying network fee moves by orders of magnitude. A flat 0.00001 ROX per signature makes unit economics knowable before launch.
General-purpose chains are not built for market load
03Bursts of trading and settlement traffic overwhelm networks designed for occasional transfers. HFT-grade infrastructure and 70,000 TPS headroom keep latency stable when volumes peak.
Data and jurisdiction requirements
04Many regulators expect to know where a ledger runs and who operates it. Permissioned deployment lets the network live inside a defined jurisdiction, operated by identified validators, so residency and oversight questions have clear answers.
Inside Rox Chain
A closer look at what each part of Rox Chain does for you.
Performance
Throughput and latency engineered for financial markets, not best-effort computing.
- 70,000 transactions per second
- HFT-grade infrastructure
- Stable latency under peak load
Predictable economics
Network costs you can price into a product before it launches.
- 0.00001 ROX per signature
- No fee auctions or congestion pricing
- Costs independent of network demand
Sovereign governance
The institution, not an anonymous crowd, controls how the network runs.
- Permissioned validator admission
- Known, accountable node operators
- Jurisdiction-defined deployment
Programmability
Business logic runs on the ledger itself through native smart contracts.
- Native smart contract engine
- Issuance and settlement logic on-chain
- Automated, rule-enforced workflows
Developer experience
Everything a build team needs to ship safely on the chain.
- Developer API for applications and integrations
- Full testnet replica environment with nothing at stake
- Rehearse every change before it touches production
Platform integration
Pre-wired into the rest of the Rox stack and the ecosystems beyond it.
- Settlement layer for custody and issuance
- Trading and clearing execute on the same ledger
- Banking and payment products settle on-chain
How Rox Chain works
Define and stand up the network
Choose the deployment model and governance: who operates validator nodes (the servers that confirm transactions), who may join, and which rules apply, whether as a single institution, a consortium, or a national infrastructure. Identified validators are then deployed across your chosen infrastructure, and because every operator is known, accountability is contractual and legal, not just cryptographic.
Build and test
Teams develop against the developer API and rehearse on the testnet, a full replica environment where nothing is at stake, before anything touches production.
Deploy smart contracts
Issuance rules, settlement logic, and payment flows are deployed as native smart contracts, so business rules execute on the ledger itself rather than in reconciliation spreadsheets.
Run at production scale
Custody, trading, clearing, banking, and payment products from across the Rox platform transact on the chain, with predictable per-signature costs and finality the same day.
Beyond the point solutions
Public networks give institutions no control over validators, fees, or jurisdiction. Rox Chain delivers public-chain programmability with sovereign governance, and it arrives pre-integrated with custody, settlement, banking, and payments.
They stop here. Rox continues.
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