iExec RLC

iExec RLC is a decentralized computing and data marketplace token that launched in April 2017. The project aims to let developers build applications that keep user data private through confidential processing and programmable access controls. It targets builders and enterprises who need privacy-first infrastructure without relying on a single centralized cloud provider.

iExec operates on Ethereum and the Arbitrum ecosystem, connecting those who have computing resources and datasets with those who need them, using RLC as the unit of payment within the marketplace. The token is used to pay for computing tasks, access protected datasets, and enforce the terms under which data is shared or monetized. The protocol does not have its own consensus algorithm or block time, meaning it settles on the underlying chains it is deployed on rather than maintaining an independent ledger.

The data stored for iExec does not include a recorded fee stream directed to the protocol itself, so fee-based measures commonly used on this site are not applicable here. Payments in RLC flow between marketplace participants — those paying for compute or data access and those supplying those resources — rather than accruing to a central protocol treasury in a way that is captured in the figures provided. The circulating supply of 86,999,784.99 RLC equals the maximum supply, meaning all tokens are already in circulation, there is no remaining dilution overhang, and no further issuance is pending.