KGeN

KGeN is an infrastructure protocol built on the BNB Chain that focuses on digital identity and verified reputation for real people. Its core product, called VeriFi, is described as a Proof of Human model that aims to confirm that users across 60 or more countries are genuine individuals rather than bots or synthetic accounts. The protocol targets the problem of unverified participation in AI applications, decentralized finance, and consumer apps, serving both end users who want to own their digital reputation and businesses that need trusted user bases.

KGeN operates on the BNB Chain and uses an on-chain identity and reputation framework to link verified real-world identity signals to wallet addresses, creating a portable reputation layer. The KGEN token functions within this system as the native asset of the protocol, though the stored data does not specify its precise governance or staking mechanics in detail. No consensus algorithm or block time is recorded for the token itself, which is consistent with it being an application-layer asset rather than a base-layer chain.

In the trailing twelve months, the protocol recorded both fees and revenue of 149,796 US dollars, meaning the fee figure and the revenue figure are identical for that period, suggesting fees collected flow directly to the protocol without a separate split being recorded here. The project description separately states an annualized revenue of 85.8 million dollars as of March 2026, attributed to 200 or more revenue partners, but that figure is not reflected in the stored on-chain fee metrics used on this site. Only the 149,796 dollar trailing figure is used in the calculations shown here. Who ultimately receives these fees within the protocol structure is not specified in the available data.