ZENANETFast-finality. Native IBC. Built for real apps.
CometBFT consensus with ABCI++ separation and Cosmos SDK modules. Clean interoperability, predictable fees, and a developer-first toolchain.
What is ZENANET
An L1 chain forked from Cosmos SDK, designed for simplicity, scalability, and utility. This page focuses on layout; swap in real specs later.
Cosmos SDK Compatible
Modular, robust foundations with fast finality.
IBC Ready
Interoperable by design for asset and message transfer.
Developer Experience
Streamlined CLI, SDK, and starter templates.
Low Fees
Optimized for everyday transactions and practical apps.
Built for Real Applications
Cosmos SDK
Standard modules and extensibility.
IBC
Cross-chain communication ready.
PoS
Stake-based security model.
Testnet
Quick deploy testing environment.
Packaging
Templates and CLI tools.
Metrics
Dashboards for visibility.
Create tokens & contracts just by talking to AI
You don't need to know blockchain or smart contract code. Simply answer a few questions or describe what you want, and the AI will generate tokens and contracts on ZENANET and guide you through deployment.
Conversation-based wizard
Just chat about the name, purpose, supply, and basic rules. The AI suggests an optimal token spec tailored to your use case.
Secure templates
Contracts are generated from audited templates to minimize common bugs and security risks for non-developers.
One-click deployment
Once you confirm the details, deploy directly to ZENANET mainnet or testnet and track the transaction and block height.
Developer-friendly export
For developers, the generated contract source code can be exported for review, customization, or integration.
This demo shows how to issue a token on ZENANET with AI and deploy a contract in just a few clicks, without writing code.
Ecosystem Apps
Explore the tools and applications built on ZENANET
Zena AI
AI-powered no-code builder.
OpenZENANET Explorer
View blocks & transactions.
OpenWallet
Coming soon.
Coming soonGet Started — Docs & GitHub
Quickstart, APIs, samples, and node operation guides—coming soon.