Keeta is a public Layer 1 network that uses a directed acyclic graph data structure with Delegated Proof of Stake to settle transactions and connect different payment systems. It was built to bridge traditional finance and on-chain finance, with protocol features such as identity and on-chain currency exchange, and its mainnet went live in September 2025. Here is how it works and what it is used for, not the price.
Total value locked (DeFi)
n/a
Value locked in DeFi protocols on Keeta. Updated Jun 8, 2026. Source: DefiLlama.
KTA holders stake their tokens and delegate them to validators that produce and confirm transactions on the network. Validators are selected based on stake to take part in consensus, and delegators share in the rewards without running their own infrastructure. Keeta records transactions on a directed acyclic graph rather than a single chain of blocks, which lets confirmations process in parallel and settle in a fraction of a second.
Consensus: Delegated Proof of Stake
KTA holders stake their tokens and delegate them to validators that produce and confirm transactions on the network. Validators are selected based on stake to take part in consensus, and delegators share in the rewards without running their own infrastructure. Keeta records transactions on a directed acyclic graph rather than a single chain of blocks, which lets confirmations process in parallel and settle in a fraction of a second.
DAG ledger
Keeta stores transactions in a directed acyclic graph instead of a single sequential chain, so confirmations can be processed in parallel rather than one block at a time.
Built-in identity
The protocol includes identity and permission features so issuers can apply rules such as compliance checks to the assets they create on the network.
On-chain exchange
Keeta supports converting between assets at the protocol level, aimed at moving value across different currencies and payment systems.
Delegated staking
Token holders delegate KTA to validators to help secure the network and earn a share of staking rewards without operating a node themselves.
Ecosystem & usage
What Keeta is used for.
Keeta is used for payments, asset issuance, and moving value between blockchains and traditional payment systems.
Cross-system payments
Settle transfers quickly between wallets and connect to outside payment networks through the protocol.
Asset issuance
Issuers create tokens on Keeta and apply identity or compliance rules to how those assets are held and moved.
Staking and delegation
KTA holders delegate to validators to take part in securing the network and earn staking rewards.
In Zypto App
Hold, swap and spend KTA.
Keeta is integrated in Zypto App. Hold KTA in self-custody, swap it to any supported asset, and use it across Zypto’s features.
Keeta is a public Layer 1 network built on a directed acyclic graph with Delegated Proof of Stake. It is designed to settle payments and connect traditional finance with on-chain finance. Its native token is KTA.
What consensus does Keeta use?
Keeta uses Delegated Proof of Stake. Token holders delegate KTA to validators that produce and confirm transactions, and the network records them on a directed acyclic graph.
What is KTA used for?
KTA is the native token. It is used to pay network fees, to stake and delegate to validators, and for governance, with a total supply of 1 billion.
When did Keeta launch?
Keeta launched its mainnet in September 2025. The KTA token first appeared earlier in 2025 before the mainnet went live.
Can I hold KTA in Zypto App?
Not yet. KTA isn't in Zypto App at the moment. You can hold it in any self-custodial wallet, and you can ask us to add Keeta using the "Request Keeta" button above.
