Next Generation Blockchain

The White Paper

Executive Summary

  • About the New Blockchain +
  • Test out the Explorer: How to Perform a Transaction +

Block Explorer

The current state of the node networks

Commit Node Blocks
This is the most recent block added to the chain. You can see all the transactions have a status of waiting.

Most Recent Block Hash:
Block Height:

#HashStatusSourceAmountDestination
This is the most recent closed block on the chain. You can see all the transactions were either cleared or failed.

Most Recent Block Hash:
Block Height:

#HashStatusSourceAmountDestination
Clearing Node Current Block
In this prototype, our clearing window is only one block long, so the most recent block is the only open block. In later implementations, this will be fine-tuned for optimum performance.

Hash of the Block Waiting to be Cleared:
Block Height:

#HashStatusSourceAmountDestination
Mining Node Current Block
Transactions Waiting to be Mined.
#HashStatusSourceAmountDestination

Create a new transaction using the following form

Amount to transfer exclusive of fees.
This is your target destination's address. Addresses are the base64 encoded SHA256 hash of their public key.
This is your transaction fee bid.
Please paste in your private key. Even though your key will never leave this browser window, please do not use any sensitive keys for our test.
This is your sender address, the base64 SHA256 of your public key.
This is the transaction hash, a SHA256 hash of the amount, destination, nonce, sender, sender public key, and tx fee.
This is a one time nonce that is must always be higher than your last transaction. We auto-populate the next nonce on the chain, or use your most recent nonce for appending information.
This is your sender public key associated with the private key.
This is the transaction hash signed by your private key.