Blockchains Companies

Vaulta is a blockchain network focused on financial services and digital asset management. The network resulted from a rebranding of the EOS network and functions as an operating system for open finance applications. The native token, $A, is distributed through a 1:1 conversion mechanism from $EOS tokens. Token holders can participate in staking with a 21-day lockup period to receive network-backed rewards. The platform provides infrastructure and tools for developers and institutions building financial applications. Key components include the Unicove portal, which facilitates token swapping and staking operations, and Omnitrove, a treasury management platform that integrates banks, exchanges, and on-chain systems to provide real-time asset visibility and automated policy enforcement. The network supports wallet integrations with Anchor, Ledger, Coinbase Wallet, and other providers. The platform serves retail users, institutional finance teams, and application developers.

Xahau is a Layer-1 blockchain network built as a sidechain to the XRP Ledger (XRPL). The network implements account-based programmability through Hooks, which are lightweight smart contracts attached directly to accounts rather than deployed as standalone contracts. Hooks enable automatic transaction logic including approvals, rejections, and custom routing at the ledger level. The network uses a federated consensus model that requires no mining and settles transactions in approximately 4 seconds. Transaction fees are low and predictable, with a fee-burning mechanism. The architecture targets enterprise and regulated-industry use cases in payments, supply chain, and compliance.

Xode Blockchain is the Philippines' first Layer 1 blockchain platform, built on Polkadot's substrate framework and targeting game developers and line-of-business dApp builders. It supports smart contract development in both Rust and Solidity, and offers on-chain governance, staking, a block scanner, and a token faucet. The network has received a security audit via CertiK's Skynet and lists partners including SubWallet, Talisman, Zeeve, Polkadot, and the University of Cebu. The project recently participated in Token 2049 Dubai and achieved two token listings, signaling early mainnet-stage activity.

Zeko Labs develops a zero-knowledge scaling protocol implemented as a layer 2 rollup that maintains isomorphic compatibility with the Mina blockchain. The system enables developers to deploy zkApps using TypeScript or create custom zkAppChains. The protocol employs recursive zero-knowledge proofs as its primary technical mechanism to bridge and verify computations across heterogeneous chains, rollups, zero-knowledge virtual machines, and EVM-compatible networks. Core infrastructure components include proof generation APIs, a UTXO-based account model, a browser-based ultralight client, and data availability solutions. The platform targets application developers in artificial intelligence, gaming, and finance sectors. Zeko Labs operates a public testnet and provides infrastructure built on Mina Protocol's cryptographic foundation.