Vexanium Docs
  • Welcome!
  • Overview
    • Vexanium Toolchain
    • Core Concepts
    • Technical Features
  • Getting Started
    • Development Environment
      • Prerequisites
      • Before You Begin
      • Install VEX.CDT
      • Create Development Wallet
      • Start keosd and nodeos
      • Create Development Accounts
    • Smart Contract Development
      • Hello World Contract
      • Deploy, Issue and Transfer Tokens
      • Understanding ABI Files
      • Data Persistence
      • Secondary Indices
      • Adding Inline Actions
      • Inline Actions to External Contracts
      • Payable actions
      • Creating and Linking Custom Permissions
  • Vexanium Protocol
    • Consensus Protocol
    • Transaction Protocol
    • Network Peer Protocol
    • Accounts and Permissions
  • Vexanium DAO - Governance
    • DPOS Governance
    • Active Block Producers
  • Reference
    • API Reference
      • API V2 Migrations
    • Smart Contract
      • C++ Smart Contract
        • Hello World Contract
        • Simple Token Farming Contract
        • Employee Attendance Contract
      • Solidity ( EVM )
        • Setup Metamask
        • To Do List Contract
  • Resources
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Welcome!

The Vexanium Blockchain is the next-generation, open-source Public Blockchain with industry-leading transaction speed and a flexible utility.

NextOverview

Last updated 2 years ago

The Vexanium blockchain is designed for enterprise-grade use cases and is customizable to fit a wide range of businesses needs.

Developing blockchain-based applications on Vexanium is similar to developing non-blockchain applications using common programming languages and development patterns. Developers who are familiar with the development environment have a better user experience as it allows them to use their preferred tools.

The Vexanium blockchain provides functionalities such as accounts, authentication, databases, and the scheduling of applications across multiple CPU cores and clusters. These features are also seen in other software development environments.

About Blockchain

A blockchain is a decentralized system that helps to create trustless networks. Blockchains are systems that use cryptography to keep data secure and tamper-proof. They're also decentralized, meaning they're not controlled by any one person or organization, and they can't be altered or deleted. Lastly, blockchains are immutable, meaning once a block of data has been added to the blockchain, it can't be changed.

The transactions on the blockchain are permanent and unalterable. The blockchain makes the history of transactions and changes transparent.

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Dive a little deeper and start exploring our API reference to get an idea of everything that's possible with the API:

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