Xeris currently ranks nineteenth among Layer-1 blockchains on CertiK Skynet.
A ranking is worth exactly what stands behind it. CertiK audited the Xeris protocol in August 2026, and the result is published on CertiK Skynet rather than simply asserted here.
That is the score and the grade CertiK gave the Xeris protocol when the audit closed in August 2026.
CertiK publishes the badge below, so it shows the assessment as it stands today rather than a number copied onto this page.
The score, the grade and the badge are CertiK’s assessment of the Xeris protocol, not ours. Read the audit on CertiK Skynet (opens in a new tab)
Zero-Knowledge Layer
The chain verifies what it never sees.
Groth16 proofs let the chain confirm ownership, identity, or compliance while the data behind the claim stays sealed. Correctness settles on-chain; the secret never leaves your custody.
One chain, every primitive.
Consensus, zero-knowledge cryptography, asset tokenization, and a full DeFi stack are native to the base layer. Every capability is engineered in-house as a protocol primitive, never assembled from third-party contracts on top.
Triple Consensus Engine
Proof-of-Work, Proof-of-Stake, and Proof-of-History pipeline into one four-second slot. Rewriting a block would mean defeating all three at once. Hardware-secured, patent pending (US #63/887,511).
Zero-Knowledge Proofs
Groth16 zk-SNARK verification runs inside the runtime itself, so a transaction can settle on a claim of ownership, identity, or compliance without disclosing what backs it. Signatures are hybrid and post-quantum from genesis, pairing Ed25519 with Dilithium3.
Read the specReal-World Assets
Real estate, equity, and debt are issued on-chain as transferable claims under Ricardian contracts, and every claim carries its own compliance whitelist, which the runtime enforces on each transfer rather than leaving it to convention. This is the Alexandria protocol.
One parcel sits above the off-chain boundary, and below it the same asset appears as a row of identical, interchangeable claims. Every claim passes through the compliance gate set into that boundary, and each one is stamped there before it can move. Native DeFi
A constant-product DEX, AMM pools, a bonding-curve launchpad, and limit and DCA orders all execute at the protocol layer, so no third-party contract ever sits between a trader and the ledger.
Price rides the constant-product curve. Wherever the point sits on it the two reserves trade off against each other, and the rectangle they enclose holds exactly the same area — that area is k, and nothing a trade does can change it. On-Chain Governance
Token-weighted proposals are tallied on-chain, and a proposal that clears quorum with a majority of the stake cast activates at a scheduled slot, so the protocol amends itself without a hard fork.
Votes are weighted by stake, which is why the segments differ in width. The marker is quorum; clearing it with a majority of the stake cast books the change to a scheduled slot further down the chain, and the rail runs through that slot unbroken.
Mainnet Swap-In — Coming Soon
Swap in for mainnet.
When mainnet opens, five XRS held on Solana converts to one native XRS at a rate fixed for the migration. The native DEX and launchpad go live the same day.
The alliance behind mainnet.
A security auditor, a regulated custodian, and a merchant have already committed to Xeris, carrying the chain out of testnet and into settlement people can actually transact on.
Read about the allianceCertiK
Security and audit
CertiK completed a full audit of the Xeris protocol in August 2026 and published the result on CertiK Skynet, where it scores the project 88 (AA).
Anchorage Digital
Regulated custody
Anchorage Digital joins the network as its banking partner, bringing regulated custody, fiat on- and off-ramps, and institutional-grade settlement to mainnet.
BodyPlex
Merchant payments
BodyPlex is signed on to take XRS for real-world payments the day mainnet opens, which puts the chain on a counter rather than on a screen.
Build in public.
The whole pool is paid in native XRS to the developers who build on the Xeris testnet and ship in the open.
250,000XRS
Build on Xeris.
A patent-pending Layer-1 running live on testnet and hardening toward mainnet, with triple-consensus security and four-second finality. Read the spec, or run a node of your own.