Xeris Technologies Completed Security Infrastructure Phase
The blockchain protocol finalized security reviews and secured new institutional banking partnerships.
Updated on Oct. 7, 2026 in Cybersecurity
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Xeris Technologies has completed a critical security and infrastructure phase for its upcoming blockchain mainnet. The protocol also secured partnerships with Anchorage Digital and merchant provider BodyPlex.
Why it matters
The company aims to provide institutional-grade custody, settlement, and payment infrastructure for a public network. Establishing these banking and merchant connections is essential for the network to support native XRS transactions upon launch.
The Xeris blockchain is written in Rust and targets four-second transaction finality. The native XRS token supply is capped at 700 million tokens, with 500 million allocated for mining and rewards and 200 million for the treasury.
The players
Xeris Technologies
This is a blockchain infrastructure developer building a public network with institutional-grade settlement features.
CertiK
This is a prominent blockchain security firm that provides smart contract audits and security ratings for digital asset projects.
Anchorage Digital
This is a regulated digital asset platform that provides institutional-grade custody and banking services for crypto networks.
BodyPlex
This is a merchant services provider that has signed an agreement to accept native XRS payments at the time of the Xeris mainnet launch.
The details
The Xeris protocol utilizes a hybrid signature system with Ed25519 and CRYSTALS-Dilithium3, employing Proof-of-History and stake-weighted leader election for consensus. Its Ari framework allows owners to set protocol-level delegation limits for autonomous AI agents.
Timeline
CertiK completed the security review of the Xeris protocol in August 2026.
Xeris announced the completion of its security and infrastructure phase on October 07, 2026.
The Tech Race
The project follows a technical pattern set by the Solana blockchain architecture in its use of Proof-of-History ordering. It seeks to differentiate itself by integrating advanced hybrid signature systems alongside institutional custody support.
Users currently holding XRS tokens on the Solana network should prepare for the transition to the new mainnet at a 5:1 migration ratio. Developers and participants should monitor the final hardening status to determine when native decentralized exchange features become available.
The takeaway
Xeris is positioning itself for a transition from testnet to a public mainnet by formalizing security audits and banking partnerships. Potential users and stakeholders should watch for the conclusion of the hardening process as the primary indicator for network accessibility.
What happens next
Existing Solana-based XRS holders will be eligible to migrate their holdings to the new network at a 5:1 ratio once the mainnet launches following the completion of the final hardening process.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by The Manila times.
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