Dznye Chain FAQ: common questions answered

A shared online record of who owns what, kept by many computers instead of one company. You can send money, make your own tokens, trade, and build small programs on it. Read more.

No. Open the wallet, pick a name and send something. The words are explained in the glossary if you are curious.

Yes. Your Dznye key is also a Solana account, so the same wallet and backup hold SOL and USDC on Solana. You can swap with Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana and others using hash locks: no bridge, and nobody holds the coins in between. See one account, every chain and swap with other chains.

Only from completed trades on the chain, never from offers nobody took. Every trade is public, and market.dznye.com lets anyone download them and rebuild the chart. More on prices.

It is similar to use, but no company sits in the middle. Payments go straight between accounts, no company can freeze your account, and anyone can check the record. The trade-off is that you look after your own key.

No company holds your money. The rules are in software that everyone can read and check. The chain is run by validators who lock up DZY as a promise to behave. The network starts with one validator and grows by adding more, planned at about one for every 10,000 users. The one key that issues new DZY can be set up so several people must agree. Details.

Yes. Every payment is signed with a key only you hold, the chain itself checks every rule, and anyone can download the whole history and verify it. The rules are covered by extensive automated tests, including simulated attacks. As with any account you control yourself, keep a backup of your key. Staying safe.

Each action costs 0.001 DZY. A name costs 0.1 DZY and making a token costs 1 DZY. Fees in detail.

Yes. A welcome fund pays the fee for everyday actions like sending, taking a name and trading, within daily limits. Making a token or putting up a contract needs a little DZY of your own.

The chain's own coin. There are at most 12,000,000, issued on fixed schedules, and none is ever destroyed. It pays the fees and is what validators lock up. About DZY.

Receive it from someone who has some, earn it as a validator, or get it through public grants and rewards. There is no exchange built in.

There is no official or guaranteed price. Its value comes from how much people choose to use the chain. This is not financial advice.

No. Payments are final in about a second and nobody, including us, can undo them. Check the name or address before you send.

If you have your backup file, load it in the wallet. If you set up another device or a guardian, use them to get back in. If you have none of these, nobody can recover the account. Staying safe.

No. We never have your key. That is what makes the account yours, and it also means we cannot recover it.

Use an account that needs several keys, like 2 of 3, kept on different devices or held by different people. A single stolen key then cannot move anything.

Yes. Give it an agent key, which can only send one kind of token, up to a limit and an end date, with its own fee budget. You can cancel it at any time.

Never. If anyone asks for your key or backup file, it is a scam.

Yes, for 1 DZY. Choose a name, a symbol, how many exist, and an optional hard limit that the chain enforces. How to make one.

Someone posts an offer, like "10 GOLD for 2 DZY". When someone takes it, both sides swap at the same moment, or nothing moves. The market.

The chain itself has no exchange or cash-out. Any service that offers one is separate from Dznye Chain.

Yes. There is a one-file developer kit for browsers and Node, an open API, and contracts. Developer kit and API.

A small JSON language with whole numbers, gas metering, and all-or-nothing calls. Contracts guide.

Dznye is its own chain, and the same people can use it alongside any other. Direct bridges between chains are on the roadmap, built with the care they deserve.

Yes, with one command and Node.js 24. You can also keep a full copy of the chain anywhere. Run a node.

A block holds up to 500 transactions, and a new block is made about once a second when there is activity. As use grows, the network grows with it by adding validators.