There’s no shortage of Layer 1s promising scalability. But Keeta isn’t promising — it’s delivering.
Built for the financial rails of tomorrow, Keeta processes up to 10 million transactions per second with 400ms finality, integrating KYC, AML, and global compliance at the protocol level. This isn’t a sandbox for DeFi experiments — this is infrastructure designed to replace what SWIFT and legacy systems can’t fix.
It’s no surprise Eric Schmidt, former Google CEO, backed it early. But what’s catching attention now isn’t the pedigree — it’s the performance.
While others focus on speculation, Keeta quietly went live across multiple jurisdictions including the U.S., U.K., EU, and LATAM. Its APIs are already being used by teams building real financial tools — not just dApps chasing token pumps.
“Keeta is real infrastructure — not hype,” said AbdelAziz Alomari, who’s been closely tracking frontier technologies with real-world adoption curves. “It’s built for trust, compliance, and velocity — the three things most chains still haven’t solved.”
The upcoming $KTA token unlocks access to this high-performance engine — allowing developers, institutions, and investors to build directly on a protocol designed for real volume, not vapor.
Keeta’s not trying to be everything. It’s trying to be the foundation. And in a fractured ecosystem full of noise, that might be the only thing that matters.
