World Chain
Before integration, please read the documentation on the official website. If you have any questions, you can send a request to support.
What is World Chain?
World Chain is a human-first Layer-2 blockchain built by the World Foundation on the Optimism OP Stack and secured by Ethereum. Officially launched on October 17, 2024, it is purpose-built to prioritize verified human users through World ID’s proof-of-personhood system—ensuring real people have fast, cost-effective access to blockchain applications alongside high throughput and robust infrastructure.
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Powered by a hybrid identity and economic design, World Chain recognizes verified users by granting them a free gas allowance, while prioritizing their transactions in block inclusion and finality—especially during periods of congestion caused by bots or automated scripts.
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At its core is the native token, WLD, which serves as both transaction fuel and governance instrument. WLD can be bridged from Ethereum or claimed by verified individuals on World Chain. Its role in hybrid governance mechanisms ensures future decisions reflect real-world participants, not automated entities.
Technically, World Chain uses the OP Stack’s scalability model and Optimism Superchain alignment, delivering near-native Ethereum compatibility. Developers can leverage standard tooling—Hardhat, Ethers.js, Rabby—and onboard through Virtual TestNets and API integrations like Tenderly for production‑grade deployment.
The network has onboarded over 15 million verified World IDs and continues to expand through ecosystem grants and integration across global financial access protocols. Its design—centered on verified human interaction—delivers scalable, equitable, and trusted infrastructure for identity, payments, governance, and more.
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Integration with Cryptoworth
Cryptoworth supports World Chain integration by enabling detailed subledger tracking and reporting for identity-verified blockchain activity:
- Gas usage & WLD token costs: Mapped directly to expense categories
- Bridge events: Inflows and outflows between Ethereum and World Chain
- Token issuance: WLD airdrops and grants to verified users
- Governance participation: Proposal voting and token transfers
These events are converted into structured journal entries—allocating cost basis, categorizing revenue or expense, and generating reconciled wallet flows exportable to QuickBooks, NetSuite, or ERP systems. Cryptoworth brings transparent financial clarity to human‑centric blockchain workflows.
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