The Decentralized Money Transfer Protocol

Kima is a decentralized, blockchain-based money transfer protocol. It settles interchain transactions, enabling apps to build on what they’re comfortable with, and leave financial friction in the past.

Kima’s technology uses hardware based security measures to maintain the highest security standards that currently exist in Web3.

Financially sustainable

Kima’s economic model does not rely on token subsidies. Instead, it pays liquidity providers in real yield.

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Kima’s technology uses hardware based security measures to maintain the highest security standards that currently exist in Web3.

No Smart Contracts,

No Code Vulnerabilities

Most inter-chain protocols make use of smart contracts. While smart contracts are a revolutionary advancement in blockchain technology, they’re still very buggy and experimental when trying to interact with multiple chains.

This has resulted in billions of lost funds due to hacks and other attacks.

Kima does not use smart contracts to facilitate cross-chain transactions, resulting in minimal attack surfaces and maximal fund security.

Instead of minting synthetic tokens and using pools managed by smart contracts, the Kima blockchain uses native wallet accounts that act as liquidity pools. This enables the Kima blockchain to function as a validation and settlement layer between different blockchains, without the need for additional on-chain failure points.

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