XDC Network (XDC) Joins Ndax: A Step Forward for DeFi Accessibility

XDC Network (XDC) is a hybrid blockchain platform designed to support both enterprise applications and decentralized finance (DeFi) use cases. It utilizes a delegated proof-of-stake (DPoS) consensus mechanism to offer high throughput, low transaction costs, and fast settlement times.

The network aims to facilitate interoperability between traditional financial infrastructure and blockchain-based systems, with applications in areas such as trade finance, tokenization, and cross-border payments. XDC is now listed for trading on Ndax, providing users with access to the token through a Canadian-regulated trading platform. 

XDC Network is an enterprise-grade blockchain that combines the benefits of both public and private blockchains, offering scalable solutions for businesses, financial institutions, and DeFi developers. Built to handle high transaction throughput with low costs, XDC aims to power real-world applications like tokenization, cross-border payments, and decentralized finance (DeFi).

XDC’s native token, XDC, fuels the ecosystem, providing a secure and decentralized environment for enterprise applications and DeFi protocols. With a hybrid architecture, XDC Network bridges the gap between decentralized transparency and the performance and compliance requirements of enterprise use cases. 

• Hybrid Blockchain Infrastructure: XDC offers a hybrid model that includes both public and private blockchain capabilities, designed to meet the needs of enterprises that require privacy for sensitive data while maintaining transparency for transactional processes.
• Scalable and Low-Cost: XDC is designed to handle thousands of transactions per second (TPS), with very low transaction fees, making it an ideal choice for real-world applications such as cross-border payments and trade finance.
• Interoperability: XDC helps ensure compatibility with existing financial systems and blockchain networks, providing seamless integration with Ethereum and other platforms. This interoperability opens doors to cross-chain applications and the broader DeFi ecosystem.
• Staking and Security: With XDC’s Delegated Proof-of-Stake (XDPoS) model, elected validators secure the network. Users can stake through third-party platforms to help maintain network integrity and earn rewards.
• Governance with XDC: XDC holders have a voice in shaping the future of the network. Governance decisions, such as protocol upgrades, fee structures, and risk management, are made by the community through decentralized voting. 

The XDC token is central to the functionality of the XDC Network, serving as both a utility and governance token. Here's a look at how XDC works:

Utility of XDC:

• Governance: XDC holders participate in network governance, voting on protocol upgrades, transaction fees, and other key decisions.
• Transaction Fees: XDC is used to pay for transaction fees, enabling fast and low-cost transactions on the network.
• Staking & Security: XDC is staked to secure the network, ensuring its integrity and earning rewards in the process.
• Enterprise Integration: XDC plays a pivotal role in enabling businesses to use blockchain for real-world applications like tokenization and cross-border payments.

Supply Information (as July of 2025):

• Circulating Supply: ~16.21B XDC
• Total Supply: ~37.99B XDC
• Distribution Model: The supply is distributed via network incentives, staking rewards, and enterprise partnerships. 

Launched in 2017, XDC has collaborated with trade finance platforms and projects exploring institutional blockchain integration. Its hybrid blockchain architecture is tailored to meet the needs of enterprises, allowing them to seamlessly transition into the world of decentralized finance.

XDC has quickly grown to become a key player in the blockchain and DeFi spaces, partnering with financial institutions, developers, and enterprises to drive adoption. With ongoing integration into major DeFi platforms and a growing ecosystem of use cases, XDC is poised for continued growth as it bridges the gap between traditional finance and the decentralized future. 

• Trusted Canadian Platform: While XDC is a volatile digital asset, Ndax offers a regulated, user-friendly environment where Canadians can buy, sell, and hold XDC with peace of mind.
• Top-Tier Security: For optimal asset protection, Ndax employs a robust security framework, including cold storage, hot wallets, and Multi-Party Computation (MPC). A portion of client assets are also held with trusted third-party custodians, who adhere to stringent security standards.
• Recurring Buy Options: Set up automatic daily, weekly, or monthly XDC purchases starting at just $10 CAD to build your position over time.
• Advanced Trading Tools: Take advantage of Ndax’s full suite of trading options, including Limit Orders, Stop Orders, Trailing Stops, Fill or Kill, and Iceberg Orders—designed for both casual investors and professional traders.
• Trade Anywhere, Anytime: Use the Ndax mobile app for iOS and Android to manage your XDC portfolio on the go. 

With XDC Network (XDC) now available on Ndax, Canadians can access one of the most promising blockchain projects in the market today. Whether you’re looking to trade, stake, or govern a decentralized enterprise blockchain, XDC offers a robust, scalable solution that can drive the adoption of decentralized finance (DeFi) and real-world blockchain applications.

Start trading XDC on Ndax today and become part of the next wave of blockchain innovation. Stay updated by following Ndax on social media and joining the XDC community to learn more about how XDC is transforming decentralized finance.

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