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XDC Network processed 27.7 million transactions in July 2026, a new monthly record for the enterprise-focused blockchain. That figure represents a 50% jump over the previous six months, and it pushes the network’s lifetime transaction count past 1 billion since its mainnet launch in June 2019.
XDC is not a chain most retail traders think about. Its design targets enterprise workflows: trade finance settlement, real-world asset tokenization, and ISO 20022 compliance for interoperability with traditional banking infrastructure.
The network’s throughput capacity sits at up to 2,000 transactions per second, with an average finality time of around six seconds. In July 2026, the chain was processing up to 18.7 TPS on average, meaning the current load is a fraction of theoretical capacity.
Stablecoin settlements have become a meaningful part of the activity mix. The network has processed over $1.3 billion in USDC transactions on-chain, establishing it as a viable settlement rail for institutions that want blockchain efficiency without token price exposure on their books.
Trade finance is the other pillar. XDC has been running pilots using vLEI technology, a verifiable legal entity identifier framework that allows companies to cryptographically prove their corporate identity on-chain.
XDC added Animoca Brands, NTT DOCOMO GLOBAL, and Republic to its validator set in 2026. These organizations’ participation suggests the network is being evaluated as infrastructure rather than as a speculative investment.
XDC operates as a hybrid blockchain, combining a public chain with private sub-networks called subnetworks. That architecture lets enterprises keep sensitive transaction data off the public ledger while still anchoring to a shared settlement layer.
The partnership with Stripe and its Bridge infrastructure around stablecoin settlement is another data point worth noting.
XDC traded near $0.030 as of May 2026, well below its all-time high of approximately $0.19 set in 2021.
The network crossed 801 million total transactions by June 2025, meaning it added roughly 200 million more in the months that followed.
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