The code behind the Rayls Public Chain is open.
We have released the Axyl Consensus Protocol source code, making the network fully verifiable by anyone.
Inspect the architecture → review the audit → run the code yourself.
Read what's next for Axyl in our latest blog 👇
As @petebidewell highlights, harmonized regulation requires harmonized supervision.
As MiCA moves into its implementation phase, consistent enforcement across the EU will be key to strengthening institutional confidence.
That's exactly why Rayls is building infrastructure that puts compliance, privacy, and interoperability at its core.
Stablecoins are becoming the settlement layer for institutional finance.
Our latest blog explores how Rayls enables private issuance, interbank settlement, and global distribution, all within a single institutional-grade architecture.
Learn more below 👇
One match. One prediction. A year of Luxe and $1,500 on the line
🇦🇷 vs 🇪🇸
Who wins and with what score?
Quote RT this with your guess and referral code
→ 4 winners will get 3 months of Luxe + $300
→ whoever guesses the score will get 6 months of Luxe + $300
We’ll be watching🍿
One of the largest financial institutions in Brazil is already onchain.
Nasdaq-listed. $330 billion in assets under management. Regulated.
This is XP Inc., and they build on Rayls 🧵
If you're in Lisbon for ETHGlobal, we'd love to meet you.
Join the Rayls team for an evening of conversations around the future of finance.
> Fireside session with @x10xalex
> Learn what we're building
> Food, drinks & networking
See you there!
Privacy is often misunderstood in blockchain.
For institutions, it isn't about hiding information. It's about sharing the right information with the right parties.
That's why Rayls built Enygma.
Enygma enables confidential execution while preserving verifiability, giving institutions the privacy they need without sacrificing the transparency that makes blockchain valuable.
Because the future of onchain finance won't be fully public or fully private. It will be both.