XDC Network has integrated Orochi Network’s zkDatabase to strengthen the verifiability, scalability, and compliance of tokenized RWAs across its blockchain ecosystem.
Summary
- Orochi’s zkDatabase brings tamper-proof, cryptographically verifiable data to tokenized assets on XDC.
- The integration also slashes data integrity costs by over 99%, from ~$25/KB on Ethereum to ~$0.002/KB—making institutional-grade RWA tokenization economically scalable.
XDC Network (XDC) has partnered with Orochi Network— the leading zkDA layer for RWA, Web3, AI, and DePIN — to enhance the security, transparency, and scalability of tokenized RWAs on the XDC blockchain.
The collaboration brings Orochi’s zkDatabase, a system that transforms raw data into cryptographically verifiable Proof-Carrying Data (PCD), enabling tokenized assets on XDC—such as bonds, trade finance documents, and stablecoins—to be backed by tamper-proof, on-chain proofs, replacing reliance on unverifiable claims or off-chain processes.
In addition to verifiability, zkDatabase significantly lowers data integrity costs—from around $25/KB on Ethereum to just $0.002/KB—making enterprise-grade, compliant RWA tokenization both scalable and cost-efficient.
The solution also supports cross-chain interoperability, allowing data proofs to work across multiple blockchains, and ensuring compatibility with regulatory requirements and institutional standards.
XDC Network expands tokenization footprint
Orochi’s integration comes at a time when XDC Network is rapidly expanding its tokenization footprint and establishing itself as a core infrastructure provider for RWA markets. One of the most notable developments is the recent announcement by Brazilian investment firm VERT Capital, which plans to tokenize up to $1 billion in debt instruments and receivables—including corporate bonds and agribusiness assets—on the XDC Network over the next 30 months.
This builds on previous initiatives, most notably the $12 million issuance of fixed-income RWA tokens by Mercado Bitcoin—one of Latin America’s largest digital asset platforms—backed by regulated Brazilian corporate debt.