XDC Mainnet
A History of Performance
Since its origins in 2017, the XDC Network has seen a distributed community of developers, early adopters and advocates, who serve as champions for the adoption of XDC’s blockchain technology.
XDC
The Vision
As an open source enterprise-grade blockchain, XDC Network was designed to support those using DLT technology to more efficiently store and exchange data, assets, and ideas through decentralized applications and enforceable smart contracts.
XinFin Fintech's vision for an enterprise-grade blockchain network began with a solid technical foundation and a sustainable route towards decentralized participation. This vision has since inspired distributed innovation and adoption. A decentralized community with diverse contributions create major opportunities for network adoption.
XDC Foundation works to support the XDC ecosystem, where XDC Network’s open source technology is adopted for many diverse use cases. A community-driven initiative, the Foundation was formed in the middle of 2021 to support the growth, development and adoption of the XDC Network by collaborating with an informed and active collective of developers, world trade experts and content creators using the XDC Network.
XDC Foundation is an independent community-focused entity that was created through a grant from XinFin to promote and support ecosystem development across the network.
The primary role of the Foundation:
Encourage development on the XDC Network
Generate awareness for the network as a premier destination to build blockchain-based decentralized applications
Engage competent third parties to assess, evaluate, and support ecosystem infrastructure
Aggregate decentralized community voices and cover initiatives that highlight the XDC Network’s global usage and impact
Regulatory Advancements
in blockchain technology
Advancements in and around the crypto industry have quietly laid the foundation for blockchain adoption to accelerate at its greatest pace. Since its advent in 2009, there has been a cry for compliance measures and regulatory oversight to guide blockchain technology’s responsible adoption. Small at first, the calls have grown louder each year. And while the technology continues to outpace regulatory oversight, measurable progress has been made.
REGULATORY ACHIEVEMENTS TIMELINE
MLETR (2017) — The United Nations adopts Model Law on Electronic Transferable Records. MLETR enables the legal use of electronic transferable records both domestically and across borders and states that electronic transferable records are functionally equivalent to paper-based documents or instruments.
MiCA (2023) — The EU’s Markets in Crypto Assets legislation recognizes that crypto tokens function as legitimate utility assets and investment vehicles. The regulation is a broad and comprehensive set of articles that focuses on the offering and marketing of crypto assets in the EU, across all Member States.
ETDA (2023) — A landmark UK regulatory milestone, the Electronic Trade Documents Act established that electronic trade documents can be utilized in place of paper documents, which have been the standard for hundreds of years. With 80% of global trade founded on British law, ETDA reduces transaction times from weeks or months to minutes and provides a crucial mechanism for large-scale tokenization of trade finance assets.
MLETR (2024)— France officially adopted the Model Law on Electronic Transferable Records, providing a framework for the legal use of electronic transferable records. Japan followed shortly thereafter, joining the UK and Singapore in recognizing electronic bills of lading.
GENIUS Act (2025) — In the U.S., the Guiding and Establishing National Innovation for U.S. Stablecoins Act provided the long-awaited rails governing stablecoin issuance and usage in the U.S. It offers consumer protections through strong reserve requirements and provides a safe passage for institutions longing to enter the digital asset space.
The RWA and trade finance blockchain is steadily building for lasting success