KardiaChain Docs
  • Introduction
  • Technology
    • Consensus
    • Kardia Virtual Machine (KVM)
    • Kardia Smart Contract Markup Language
    • Peer to Peer (P2P)
    • Onchain AI
    • NF3 Chip
  • For Users
    • KardiaChain Proposer Validator Selection Process
    • Staking
      • Validators
      • Delegators
      • Disciplines and Rewards
        • Disciplines
        • Rewards
    • Transaction Fee
    • Wallets
      • MetaMask Compatible
      • KardiaChain Mobile App Wallet
      • [Deprecated] KardiaChain Web Wallet
        • [Deprecated] KardiaChain Wallet Extension
  • For Developers
    • Tutorials
      • Platform
        • Running KardiaChain node
        • Private KardiaChain Network
        • KAI Integration for Exchanges
      • Smart contract development
        • Dev environment
          • Solidity
          • IDE and tools
            • Remix
            • Hardhat
            • Truffle
        • Contract verification
      • KRC20 Tokens
        • Deploying KRC20 Token
        • KRC20 token verification
      • KRC721 Tokens
        • Deploy KRC721 tokens
      • Building DApp
        • Frontend
        • Data indexing service
    • SDK
      • Web3
      • [Deprecated] KardiaChain JS SDK
      • [Deprecated] KardiaChain Golang SDK
    • RPC
      • JSON RPC API
    • KardiaID Service
      • KardiaID Service Design
      • KardiaID Service API
  • Archived Docs
    • Golang SDK
    • Network
    • KVM
    • System requirement
    • Deployment
      • Configuration
      • Local
      • Public testnet
      • Mainnet
    • KSML
    • Staking Overview
      • Delegation period
      • Consensus
      • Delegator
        • What is a delegator ?
        • Choose validator
        • Directive of delegator
        • Risk
      • Proposer selection procedure
      • Staking rewards and distributions
        • Block reward distributed
        • Fee distributed
      • Slashing and Jail
      • Rewards mechanism
      • Validator
        • What is a validator ?
        • The different states a validator
        • The responsibility of validator
        • The incentive run a validator
        • To become validator
    • KardiaChain Metamask (extension) Wallet
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Introduction

KardiaChain is an accessible blockchain for millions and is a decentralized public blockchain which provides the dual Master node to facilitate inter-chain operations among both existing and upcoming blockchain platforms. KardiaChain aims to provide a unified infrastructure that can develop solutions which are able to run on multiple platforms, by enabling the interoperability, and while leaving implementation as simple as possible from the perspective of developers. One of the many unique features of KardiaChain is that a user can interact with KardiaChain to trigger an event in one chain that leads to results of a different chain. These are features technology of KardiaChain:

KardiaChain’s Dual Master Nodes (Dual Nodes) technology provides ledger data of two chains simultaneously (KardiaChain and another chain of choice). They can receive transactions from external chains and safely ingest those updates into KardiChain ledgers without compromising security from both chains. Dual Master Nodes are decentralised because everyone can run a Dual Master Node (permissionless) and have a consensus among them to verify data from both chains.

KardiaChain’s Consensus algorithm uses Byzantime fault tolerance - Delegated Proof of Stake - (BFT-DPOS) which will not only ensure data consistency and integrity of the nodes, but also ensure the security of the entire KardiaChain’s network.

Kardia Virtual Machine (KVM) is a powerful, sandbox virtual stack embedded with each full node, responsible for executing smart contracts bytecode. KVM is also compatible with Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM)

Kardia Smart Contract Markup Language (KSML) is designed to be the ultimate tool for developers to develop smart contracts on the KardiaChan’s platform without requiring significant learning curves or any prior experience.

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