Keeta’s upcoming MainNet debut combines rare scale and regulatory focus. The chain, backed by former Google CEO Eric Schmidt, will be performing live with hundreds of millions of wallets and built-in compliance tools designed to handle the flow of money across borders.
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- Keeta, backed by former Google CEO Eric Schmidt, will launch the mainnet on September 22nd with a 235 million wallet.
- The network supports off-ramps with built-in USDC forwarding, asset swaps, and compliance.
- Keeta’s KTA tokens support governance and are already traded on 13 exchanges.
According to a press release shared with Crypto.News on September 17th, Schmidt-backed project Keeta will officially activate the mainnet on Monday, September 22nd. The launch unlocks the platform’s core features including any chain, seamless asset swap, and native USDC transfers from simplified off-ramps.
In particular, the network features an astounding 235 million wallets that already hold non-zero balances, rather than as blank slates. This is a number that includes 42 million wallets already running transactions that are already running.
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Kita’s ambitions exceed speed
Keeta’s fundamental purpose is to serve as a connective organisation in the global financial system and position it as a common basis for different payment networks and digital assets. According to its website, the network is a unified layer designed to promote direct cross-chain transactions and tokenization of real-world assets.
This ambition is underpinned by a technology architecture that claims to provide 10 million transactions per second with the finality of a 400ms settlement. Raw Sultput is a grabber for the headline, but the more important innovation lies in the features of integrated regulations.
According to the Keeta team, the network natively incorporates customer protocols, digital identity verification, on-chain forex mechanisms and a flexible rules engine. This set of tools is designed to enable financial institutions and users to perform instant, compliant transfers across currency and payment systems without adding external complexity.
The project’s focus on compliant infrastructure has already been fruitful through strategic partnerships. As reported in June, Keeta is promoting the credit data platform solo to build a path, the bank’s bank-grade financial identity layer.
PASS uses verifiable credentials such as income, crypto assets, and KYC data to create portable, programmable credit stations. The initiative seeks to provide digital asset owners with access to traditional lending services such as mortgages and small business loans based on their tokenized, trusted financial identity.
Governance and network ownership are managed through KTA’s Keeta native tokens. Since its first rollout in March, Token has garnered support from over 13 exchanges, providing immediate liquidity to the revitalization of the mainnet. The KTA is designed to confer the rights of governance and funds its owners in future development and operational decisions for the network.
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