Radix

What is Radix?

Radix is a Layer 1 decentralized network designed specifically for scalable and secure decentralized finance (DeFi) applications. It introduces a unique architecture that addresses the limitations of existing blockchain systems, focusing on scalability, security, and developer experience.

Key Features

• Cerberus Consensus Protocol: Radix employs the Cerberus consensus mechanism, which enables linear scalability through a sharded architecture. This design allows for high throughput and seamless cross-shard communication, ensuring the network can handle increasing demand without compromising performance.
• Scrypto Programming Language: Radix introduces Scrypto, an asset-oriented smart contract language built on Rust. Scrypto simplifies DeFi development by providing developers with intuitive tools and components, reducing the risk of vulnerabilities and enhancing code reusability.
• Radix Engine: The Radix Engine is a finite state machine that ensures predictable and secure execution of smart contracts. It treats tokens as native objects, eliminating common issues like reentrancy attacks and double-spending.

Native Token: XRD

XRD is the native utility token of the Radix network. It serves multiple purposes within the ecosystem:

• Transaction Fees: XRD is used to pay for transaction fees on the Radix network. A portion of these fees is burned, reducing the total supply over time.
• Staking: Token holders can stake XRD to participate in the network's Delegated Proof-of-Stake (DPoS) consensus mechanism, securing the network and earning rewards.
• Governance: XRD holders have the ability to participate in on-chain governance, influencing the future development and parameters of the Radix protocol.

Integration with Cryptoworth

Radix integrates seamlessly with Cryptoworth, providing users with enhanced financial clarity in their digital asset accounting workflows. Through this integration, users can efficiently track, categorize, and report their XRD transactions, ensuring accurate financial reporting and compliance with accounting standards.

Getting Started

1. Download and install the Radix Wallet to securely store and manage your XRD tokens.
2. Acquire XRD tokens through supported exchanges or platforms.
3. Participate in staking to support network security and earn rewards.
4. Utilize Cryptoworth to monitor and manage your XRD holdings for streamlined accounting and reporting.

For more information, visit the Radix website.

FAQs on Radix and Accounting Integration

Can Cryptoworth track on-chain activity built with Scrypto?

Yes. Cryptoworth ingests Radix transaction data—regardless of whether it's written in Scrypto—and converts them into ledger-friendly formats. This helps accounting teams maintain consistency across custom smart contract logic and token events.

How does Cryptoworth support staking and governance on Radix?

XRD staking rewards, delegation events, and governance votes are all recorded in Cryptoworth with cost basis and timing metadata. This enables full visibility into staking positions and participation-related balances.

Does Cryptoworth handle cross-shard activity from Radix’s Cerberus protocol?

Yes. Cross-shard transactions are captured as part of the native activity feed and reflected in reporting, ensuring that sharding complexity doesn’t impact financial transparency.