Telcoin

Telcoin is a fintech project that combines blockchain technology with telecommunications and digital banking, aiming to make cross-border financial services faster and less costly for mobile phone users around the world. It targets people who rely on mobile devices for remittances, payments, and access to banking, particularly in markets underserved by traditional financial institutions. The project operates under regulatory licenses in multiple jurisdictions, including the European Union, Singapore, the United States, Canada, Argentina, and Australia.

Telcoin operates across several blockchain ecosystems, including Ethereum, Polygon, and Arbitrum, and the data classifies it as a Layer 1 blockchain, though no consensus algorithm or block time is recorded in the stored data. The Telcoin Wallet is a multi-signature application supporting more than 100 digital assets and enabling remittances to e-wallets and bank accounts globally. TEL is the native token of the ecosystem, used within this wallet infrastructure and the broader Telcoin platform, though the precise on-chain mechanics of how the token settles transactions are not detailed in the available data.

The stored data does not include a fee revenue figure for Telcoin, so no fee-based measures — such as fee yield or protocol revenue — are available on this site. This means metrics that would normally capture what the protocol earns from user activity cannot be calculated or compared here. What the data does record is a 24-hour turnover ratio of approximately 0.447, measured over a single day, which reflects trading volume relative to market capitalisation rather than protocol-level fee collection. The near-complete supply issuance — 98.67 percent of the 100 billion maximum supply is already circulating, a point-in-time figure — leaves a dilution overhang of roughly 1.35 percent of remaining supply yet to enter circulation.