The devnet is live and producing a block every two seconds, and it is opening to builders. It is a test network: there is no mainnet and no mainnet date yet.

A network for building and testing. Its tokens have no value, it can be reset from block 0, and formats can change between versions. Check the status page and the changelog when something stops working.

Not yet. Arxium runs fixed protocol circuits today: transfers, regulated assets, identity attestations, staking and programmable accounts. Rules for an asset are set as parameters, not as contract code.

Dedicated execution environments for issuers who need their own. They are on the roadmap, built on demand when an issuer asks, with no dates.

Follow the quickstart in the docs: get an API key, claim test ARX from the Console, send a transfer, then issue a regulated asset.

From the Faucet in the Console. It pays 10 ARX and you can claim again after 100 blocks. Devnet ARX has no value.

No. To test an asset that requires KYC, click Get attested on the Console Faucet page: on devnet the Arxium devnet attestor attests your account. The docs show how.

Balances, assets and attestations are wiped. The status page shows the live height, and the changelog lists every reset. Claim from the faucet again.

The rules the issuer sets on an asset: required claims such as KYC, allowed countries, holder and balance caps, and freezes. Both sender and recipient must pass, and a refused transfer records the exact reason.

Not on the chain. KYC providers keep it. The chain holds only claims, such as "KYC passed" and a country code, and an opaque reference.

With Arx Verify. It checks state proofs and validator fault evidence in the browser, locally, and the file never leaves the page.

Not yet. It is coming soon, iOS first. The wallet page describes what it will do.

No sale is open and nothing on this site is an offer. The About page covers what ARX does on the devnet today.