The Foundation
for the Machine Economy

Xygle lets devices, AI agents, and enterprises transact directly,
powering real-world automation

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Built for Machines & AI

Designed for autonomous vehicles, telecom, energy, and industrial IoT plus AI-native applications.

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Oracle-Free Global State Layer

Replace fragile oracles with device-signed facts and Global State Consensus for real-world automation.

Autonomous machines need an oracle-free blockchain built for real-world automation

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Oracle-Free
Data

Device truth

Signed events

No oracles

Direct feeds

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Machine-First
Scale

Edge consensus

Sub-second

100k+ TPS

Low energy

Compliance_ready

Enterprise
Ready

GSC runtime

USD fees

Audit trails

Cloud-ready

Powerful set of features

DAG-Based Scalability

Leverages asynchronous DAG-based validation to target sub-second finality and 100,000+ TPS for machine-scale workloads.

Dual-Network Architecture

Splits the network into Light (PoMA validation) and Heavy (execution and BFT sync) layers for efficiency and resilience.

Global State Contracts (GSC)

Introduces a generic smart contract layer optimized for machine logic, policy rules, and high-frequency enterprise workflows.

Machine-Native Identity

Assigns cryptographic identities to devices, agents, and services so every event and transaction is provable at the edge.

USD-Pegged Fee Model

Keeps fees stable by pegging gas costs to USD while settling in XGL, enabling predictable economics for enterprises.

Oracle-Free Consensus

Uses PoMA edge leader election plus BFT finality so devices and AI agents validate directly without external oracles.

Energy-Efficient Validation

Eliminates mining and staking-heavy consensus, enabling edge devices to participate with over 90% less energy than PoW/PoS.

Ecosystem & Dev Tooling

Provides SDKs, APIs, DevNet access, and grant programs to onboard AI, IoT, DeFi, and enterprise builders onto Xygle.

Oracle-free blockchain for the autonomous machine economy