Keeta

Keeta is a layer-1 blockchain, meaning it is a foundational network on which other applications and transactions can run, rather than something built on top of an existing chain. It is designed for financial institutions and payment providers who need to move value quickly across different blockchains and traditional fiat payment systems without relying on costly intermediaries. The project claims to address slow settlement times and fragmented payment rails by offering a single compliant infrastructure that handles cross-chain and cross-currency transfers.

According to the project description, Keeta targets 400-millisecond transaction finality and a throughput ceiling of 10 million transactions per second, though the data stored here does not specify the consensus algorithm used to achieve those properties. The network natively incorporates on-chain compliance tools such as know-your-customer and anti-money-laundering checks, and its architecture is described as supporting asset tokenization and digital identity. The KTA token lives on the Keeta chain itself, and its precise role in paying for network resources or governance is not captured in the data available here.

The data stored here does not include a fee revenue figure for the Keeta protocol, so it is not possible from this source to describe who pays fees, who receives them, or what the protocol retains. The total value locked on the network stands at 48,905.53 USD at the point-in-time reading, which is a very small base; the market-cap-to-TVL ratio of 882.67 and the fully diluted valuation-to-TVL ratio of 1,417.20 reflect how large the network's market valuation is relative to the assets currently deposited and active on-chain. Without a measurable fee stream in this data set, the fee-based measures that this site calculates for other protocols cannot be meaningfully populated for Keeta.