XDC Network

What is XDC Network?

XDC Network is an **enterprise-grade, open-source, hybrid Layer‑1 blockchain**, built to transform trade finance and real-world asset tokenization. Powered by XinFin’s Delegated Proof‑of‑Stake (XDPoS), it achieves high throughput (~2,000 TPS), fast block finality (~2 s), and ultra-low fees (~$0.0001)—making it ideal for high-volume, cost-sensitive financial workflows :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}.

Fully **EVM-compatible**, XDC allows seamless migration of Ethereum tools and smart contracts—supporting frameworks like Hardhat, Remix, MetaMask, and Truffle :contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2}. :contentReference[oaicite:3]{index=3} :contentReference[oaicite:4]{index=4}.

XDC is also designed for **ISO 20022 financial message support**, enabling integration with global banking and payment systems via API. Its cross-chain bridges and subnet framework offer customizable environments for real-world asset workflows like tokenized U.S. Treasuries, private credit markets, or RWA-backed stablecoins :contentReference[oaicite:5]{index=5}.

The network’s consensus mechanism enhances security and energy efficiency. XDPoS uses validator rotation, real-time forensics, and Byzantine-fault-tolerant upgrades to maintain decentralized control without heavy resource consumption :contentReference[oaicite:6]{index=6}. :contentReference[oaicite:7]{index=7} :contentReference[oaicite:8]{index=8}.

With over **6 years of mainnet operation** and a thriving ecosystem spanning trade-finance initiatives like Tradeteq, SBI Group, and Corda, XDC offers reliable infrastructure for tokenizing assets and automating transaction workflows :contentReference[oaicite:9]{index=9}. Its low transaction cost and private-state capabilities also enable micropayments, loyalty schemes, and supply-chain tracking.

Integration with Cryptoworth

By integrating XDC Network with Cryptoworth, organizations can automate financial subledger data from complex trade-finance and tokenization activities:

• Tokenized invoice issuance and settlement on-chain
• Bridge inflows/outflows for stablecoins and RWAs
• Private-state transfers or consortium-led asset flows
• Gas usage and fee attribution in XDC

Cryptoworth converts these events into structured journal entries—assigning cost basis, revenue, or expense classifications, and reconciling wallet flows. These are exportable to QuickBooks, NetSuite, ERPs, or GL systems—enabling **audit‑ready accounting and transparent transactional logs** for enterprise trade finance.

Learn More

• XDC Network Official Website
• XDC Technical Specifications
• Enterprise & Trade Finance Resources

Frequently Asked Questions

How does XDC support trade finance workflows?

XDC’s ISO 20022 messaging, RWA tokenization, and hybrid states enable structured issuance and settlement of assets like invoices or bills of lading. Cryptoworth captures tokenized asset flows and trade-document records on-chain, transforming them into subledger entries that are exportable to GL systems. Read more in our Crypto Accounting Software guide.

Can Cryptoworth track private-state or consortium transactions?

Yes. XDC allows private-state transfers within subnets or consortium contexts. Cryptoworth captures these off-mainnet events, linking them to public finality. Each transfer is classified as inter-entity movement, audited, and included in subledger exports. For workflow details, see our Crypto Audit pillar.

How are bridging and RWA token costs captured?

Bridge transactions—such as stablecoin or RWA token transfers—generate asset movements and incur XDC gas fees. Cryptoworth tags both types of transactions, allocating cost basis, asset inflows/outflows, and gas charges. The framework supports downstream GL entries as part of our Accounts Receivable Automation Software.