Grid

A BLOCKCHAIN WITHOUT COMPROMISE

Built with an comprehensive DeFi ecosystem

Securely use Grid’s own DEX, encrypted messaging system, Payment and Escrow service

EnScrypt

Use EnScrypt to send encrypted messages up to 120 characters to anyone on Grid. EnScrypt messages can be attached to transactions or sent as standalone messages. From consumers to businesses, EnScrypt provides endless possibilities for anyone waiting to adopt crypto assets as payment.

ExNode

Just hit swap and instantly trade with Grid's unique EXNode. This feature works seamlessly in the GRN Wallet and allows users to convert any currency to a (stable) currency available on Grid, without ever needing a (centralized) exchange.

GRNPay

With GRNPay you can send and receive payment requests over Grid.
The requests can easily be sent and approved through the GRNWallet app. Once the payment request is fulfilled, the recipient will be notified.

GRNPay works seamlessly with EnScrypt andf ExNode. EnScrypt can contain info of the request while ExNode can handle the currency conversion between the recipient and sender.

Or build your perfect DApp with the extensive library of tools offered by Grid's IDE, including backwards compatibility with existing EVM libraries.

Proof of Stake V2

Introducing a revolution

Proof of stake V2 (PoS2) is a new consensus method, that’s a safer, environmentally friendly and more decentralised consensus method.* With PoS2, GRN Grid takes actions against centralization (whales) by limiting their impact and earnings, making PoS2 the first ever progressive paying consensus method. Meaning GRN Grid promotes decentralization and lowers the threshold for validators to enter.

PoS2 increases security by increasing the cost of attack and using a double layered consensus. This successfully decreases the chances to of a break in to 0*, even if someone owned 80% of all staked capital.

Simulation of an attack on the GRN Grid Blockchain. X axis corresponds to the amount of stake the attacker holds and Y denotes the chance an attacker holds more than 51% of a given Security Pool