Layer 1 · Delegated Proof of Stake · Live since 2020

XPR Network

XPR

XPR Network, formerly Proton, is an Antelope based Layer 1 for payments and identity, using WebAssembly smart contracts and a resource model in place of per transaction gas. Its native token is XPR.

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TypeLayer 1 (Antelope, formerly EOSIO)
ConsensusDelegated Proof of Stake
Block timeAbout 0.5 seconds
Native tokenXPR
Typical feeNo per transaction gas; resources via staked XPR
Launched2020
Overview

XPR Network at a glance.

XPR Network, which launched as Proton in 2020 and later rebranded, is a Layer 1 built on the Antelope protocol that targets payments and on-chain identity with WebAssembly smart contracts. Here is how it works and what it is used for, not the price.

Total value locked (DeFi)

$42.2M

Value locked in DeFi protocols on XPR Network. Updated Jun 8, 2026. Source: DefiLlama.

Native token

XPR

Used for fees and securing the network. See the live XPR price.

How it works

How XPR Network works.

XPR Network uses Delegated Proof of Stake on the Antelope protocol, the framework formerly known as EOSIO. Token holders vote to elect a set of around 21 active block producers that take turns producing blocks roughly every half second, with standby producers ready to step in. Instead of charging gas per transaction, the network allocates compute and bandwidth resources to accounts that stake XPR, so routine transactions can be sent without a direct fee.

Consensus: Delegated Proof of Stake

XPR Network uses Delegated Proof of Stake on the Antelope protocol, the framework formerly known as EOSIO. Token holders vote to elect a set of around 21 active block producers that take turns producing blocks roughly every half second, with standby producers ready to step in. Instead of charging gas per transaction, the network allocates compute and bandwidth resources to accounts that stake XPR, so routine transactions can be sent without a direct fee.

Antelope protocol

XPR Network is built on Antelope, the open source framework formerly known as EOSIO, and runs WebAssembly smart contracts.

Block producers

Token holders vote to elect a set of around 21 active block producers that take turns producing blocks, with standby producers ready to take over.

Resource model

Rather than paying gas per transaction, accounts stake XPR to receive compute and bandwidth resources, so routine transactions carry no direct fee.

On-chain identity

The network supports human readable account names and on-chain identity features aimed at consumer payment applications.

Ecosystem & usage

What XPR Network is used for.

XPR Network is used for payments, on-chain identity, and consumer facing applications that settle on the chain.

DefiLlama

Payments

The network targets fast settlement with a resource model that lets routine transfers be sent without a direct per transaction fee.

On-chain identity

Human readable account names and identity features support payment and consumer applications built on the chain.

Staking and voting

Holders stake XPR to obtain network resources and to vote for the block producers that secure the network.

Top protocols by TVL · updated Jun 8, 2026
In Zypto App

Hold, swap and spend XPR.

XPR Network is integrated in Zypto App. Hold XPR in self-custody, swap it to any supported asset, and use it across Zypto’s features.

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FAQ

Common questions.

What is XPR Network?
XPR Network is a Layer 1 blockchain built on the Antelope protocol, formerly known as EOSIO. It launched as Proton in 2020, focuses on payments and on-chain identity, and its native token is XPR.
What consensus does XPR Network use?
XPR Network uses Delegated Proof of Stake. Token holders vote to elect a set of around 21 active block producers that take turns producing blocks roughly every half second.
How do fees work on XPR Network?
XPR Network does not charge gas for each transaction. Instead, accounts stake XPR to receive compute and bandwidth resources, so routine transactions can be sent without a direct fee.
Is XPR Network the same as Proton?
Yes. The project launched as Proton in 2020 and later rebranded to XPR Network. The native token remains XPR.
Can I hold XPR in the Zypto App?
Not yet. XPR isn't in Zypto App at the moment. You can hold it in any self-custodial wallet, and you can ask us to add XPR Network using the "Request XPR Network" button above.
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