Tokenized assets still depend on code someone has to trust. Arxium moves the rules into the chain, so a transfer that breaks an asset’s rules is refused no matter which app sent it.
Arxium is building the base layer for regulated assets: issuers set the rules, the chain enforces them, and regulators check the evidence without trusting anyone.
The company is being incorporated in Zug, Switzerland. The protocol runs on a public devnet that is opening to builders, with a node, an indexer, an explorer, a console and a browser verifier built around it.
How we work
An issuer's compliance rules are part of the asset, checked on every transfer by every validator, not left to an app.
Every refusal records its reason, and state proofs and fault evidence can be checked locally without running a node.
KYC providers keep it. The chain holds claims and an opaque reference.
We label what is live, what is next and what is not built. The devnet is a test network, and this site says so.
No dates, and no mainnet date: that follows builder feedback on the devnet.
Plans change as builders tell us what they need. Items under Next and Later are intentions, not commitments.
Supply and allocation are not final, so we don’t publish numbers.
What isn’t published yet. Total supply, allocation, vesting and any token sale will be published with the next version of the whitepaper, and not before. Nothing on this site is an offer to sell or a solicitation to buy any token or financial instrument. Devnet ARX has no value and previews no future price or sale.
