Keeta Price

Keeta (KTA) is a cryptocurrency launched in 2022. It spans the Layer-1 blockchain category, real-world asset tokenization, and payment infrastructure, while its token operates natively within the Base ecosystem.

The network tackles a persistent friction: the costly, multi-day settlement chains that choke cross-border value transfer. By unifying disparate blockchain and fiat rails, Keeta collapses settlement to 400-millisecond finality and sustains a throughput of 10 million transactions per second. This reshapes what financial institutions can demand from a decentralized settlement layer.

The token operates on the Base network. Behind it, a custom high-performance layer-1 blockchain, KeetaNet, executes the protocol’s core settlement logic. This dual-structure separates compliance and execution from value representation on Base.

The KTA token adheres to the ERC-20 standard, inheriting Base’s EVM compatibility and enabling integration with any Ethereum-based wallet or smart contract. The wider Keeta architecture bakes in on-chain KYC and AML identity protocols, which allow regulated entities to verify counterparties without revealing sensitive data off-chain. These compliance primitives pair with native support for stablecoin issuance and asset tokenization.

Eric Schmidt, former Google CEO, provided early backing as the project emerged in 2022. The Keeta Network’s whitepaper surfaced in March 2025, outlining a design that prioritizes institutional-grade regulatory alignment from the consensus layer upward. That same month, the KTA token launched on Base, entering active trading across 19 exchanges.

Keeta’s broader ambition is a financial ecosystem where fiat and digital assets move with identical speed, under a unified compliance framework. It enforces regulatory adherence not as an afterthought but as a cryptographic primitive, aiming to lower the barrier for sovereign and institutional digital currency issuance. This positions the network less as a general-purpose chain and more as a dedicated settlement infrastructure.

Within this system, KTA serves as the settlement unit for cross-chain transfers, paying for the execution of compliance checks and the coordination of bridge validators. The token also acts as the accounting denominator for stablecoins issued through the protocol, anchoring their redeemability to a transparent on-chain reserve. Every cross-border payment that routes through Keeta’s interoperability layer requires a minute KTA denomination to finalize the transaction graph.

Network validators stake KTA to participate in the consensus process and earn fees from each settled transaction batch. Liquidity nodes that facilitate fiat on- and off-ramp operations must hold a protocol-defined inventory of tokens as operational collateral. Institutions that tokenize real-world assets pay KTA-denominated issuance fees, creating a direct coupling between network usage and token demand.

Keeta has a maximum supply of 1,000,000,000 tokens. Currently, 528,127,193.92 KTA are in circulation. With a market capitalization of $86,912,797, Keeta ranks #317 among all cryptocurrencies.