XPLL Ecosystem
ParallelWallet
Any ERC-20 wallets will do, but if you are looking for something better, check out ParallelWallet where your assets are protected with your biometrics, stored and backed up on your personal blockchain.
ParallelChain™ Public Blockchain
Enjoy <0.003s latency, 100,000+ TPS, limitless scalability and secure cross-platform transactions with no trade-offs. Also facilitates GDPR-compliant applications.
Proof-of-Immutability (PoIM)
Transactions are validated through the PoIM algorithm for greater efficiency, fairness, data privacy and network engagement.
Seamless Blockchain Migration
Applications running on Ethereum or Hyperledger can be easily migrated to ParallelChain™. Visit ParallelChain™ to see how it works.
XPLL Holder
Redeem software license, now.
Use XPLLs to redeem licenses for Digital Transaction’s products. Pocket the cutting-edge technology now and avoid mark-up!
Monetize your contributions.
Help maintain the network by running nodes or participating in the PoIM system, earn XPLLs for your contributions.
Have a say in key decisions.
Propose changes to the network, cast votes, and submit to the Council. Have a stake, have a say.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is XPLL an ERC-20 token?
Yes. XPLLs can be held in any ERC-20 compatible wallet or in Digital Transaction’s native ParallelWallet.
Which currency can I use to exchange XPLLs for?
You can exchange XPLLs in Euro (EUR) and US Dollar (USD) for Fiat, or in Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) for cryptocurrency.
How much XPLLs do I have to own in order to generate Gas?
A minimum amount of 100 XPLLs needs to held in your ParallelWallet in order to generate Gas.
Gas is produced at 100X the amount of XPLLs held and is replenished to the full amount every 24 hours. For example, holding 100 XPLLs will generate 10,000 Gas.
How does a XPLL Governing Council Member get elected?
Members of the XPLL Governing Council are elected by a two-thirds majority community vote and are appointed by Digital Transaction’s Board of Directors.
The term of an appointed member is 2 years, and membership can be renewed upon approval by the Board for no more than 3 consecutive terms. At the beginning of the term of office, a Council member will receive a remuneration package of 1,000,000 XPLLs.
What are the duties of a Governing Council Member?
The duties of a Governing Council Member consists of, but are not limited to, the following:
• Run an instance of the Auditor Node (highest level of node), whose responsibilities include performing secondary audits on transactions and applying rewards and penalties to node operators.
• Review and cast a Council Vote on major decisions related to the XPLL
What are the differences between the three node tiers in the XPLL Community?
• Authority Nodes: store the ledger history of the whole network by running a full node of the Mainchain, they are the only nodes with the ability to pack blocks on the Mainchain. There can only be 120 existing Authority Nodes.
• Validator Nodes: help keep the Mainchain distributed by querying full nodes for information on a regular basis, and validate transactions that are delegated to them by Authority Nodes. There can only be 600 existing Validator Nodes.
• Support Nodes: store the block headers of the Mainchain like Validator Nodes. They represent the full decentralization of the Mainchain as the number of Support Nodes that can exist is unlimited.