KGeN

KGeN is an infrastructure protocol built on the BNB Chain that focuses on on-chain identity and verified reputation, using a framework it calls VeriFi: Proof of Human. It aims to solve the problem of distinguishing real, verified users from bots or anonymous actors, which matters for applications in AI, decentralised finance, and consumer apps. The protocol targets both individual users across more than 60 countries, who can build and own a portable digital reputation, and businesses or developers who want to scale products with a trusted user base.

KGeN operates on the BNB Chain and uses a proprietary on-chain identity and reputation framework to assign verified credentials to users, functioning within the Decentralised Identifier category. The KGEN token is the native asset of the KGeN application, though the stored data does not detail the precise mechanics of how it is used or distributed within the protocol. No consensus algorithm or block time is recorded, consistent with its classification as an application-layer infrastructure token rather than a standalone blockchain.

The protocol recorded trailing-12-month fees and revenue of 133,001 USD, meaning the two figures are identical for this period, which suggests all fees collected flow directly to revenue without a separate split recorded in the data. At a circulating market capitalisation of 31,208,311 USD, this fee figure is modest relative to the asset's size. The project description separately cites an annualised revenue figure of 85,800,000 USD as of March 2026 based on activity across more than 200 revenue partners, a number that does not match the trailing-12-month figure stored on this site, so readers should note the difference in sourcing and period when comparing the two.