XRC-20
Fungible tokens.
PAYMENTS / NETWORK FOUNDATIONS
The XDC Network
The network, token standards and operational resources behind XDC-based payment applications.
On this page
XDC is an EVM-compatible Layer 1. Its public network and separate enterprise subnet environments support different application and data-visibility requirements.
This page carries forward a legacy Impel network overview. Use current documentation for node requirements, fees, rewards and implementation readiness; historic provider claims are not current guarantees.
Token and application building blocks
XRC-721
Unique digital assets and NFTs.
XRC-1155
Multi-token and semi-fungible designs.
EVM applications
Review contract compatibility and migration requirements.
Develop with current specifications
The current architecture documentation describes Solidity, Vyper and familiar Ethereum tools, including Hardhat, Foundry, Remix, Web3.js and Ethers.js.
It documents XDPoS 2.0, an approximate two-second block interval, chain ID 50 for mainnet and 51 for Apothem. A block interval is not the same measure as application-level payment completion.
Private subnet access and public-mainnet transparency are different models. Define which records stay private and which proofs or checkpoints are published.
Security and investigation resources
Blockchain Intelligence Group
Analytics and investigation provider referenced by the legacy page.
BitRank Verified
Transaction-risk assessment resource.
QLUE
Blockchain investigation tooling referenced in the original overview.
Certified Cryptocurrency Investigator
Investigator training referenced in the original overview.
Understand node operation
Validators propose and validate blocks; standby infrastructure participates according to protocol rules. Current eligibility and rewards must be checked in the official operator documentation.
The original overview includes historic node counts and annual reward figures. These remain available in the source and are not advertised here as current returns.
People and origins
The original overview introduces XinFin co-founders Atul Khekade and Ritesh Kakkad, and describes Troy S. Wood’s role at Impel.
What XDC is used for
Network fees
Smart-contract deployment and execution
Application payments and settlement
Application-specific collateral arrangements
Financial-system connectivity
ISO 20022 messaging
Explore the provider’s financial-message API.
R3 Corda bridge
Read the separate interoperability overview.
Request an integration discussion
SOURCE & CONTEXT
Content carried forward from XinFin’s public website and linked primary sources. Historical material is identified where applicable.
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