- Real-time Transactions via Preconfirmations
Transactions confirm in milliseconds, enabling applications that require instant feedback and real-time execution — including trading and mobile-native use cases. - Free transactions by design
All transactions on Fiber require zero gas fees by default. Users can interact with apps without holding tokens, bridging assets, or preconfiguring wallets — making mobile onboarding truly seamless. The chain is subsidized by MEV actors. - Fully EVM-native
Solidity and Ethereum tooling work out of the box, giving builders immediate access to the ecosystem where most smart contract development and onchain activity already lives. - Permissionless and decentralized
No sequencers. No rollups. No centralized chokepoints.
Anyone can run a validator to secure and support the Fiber chain. - Built for finance-first applications
Trading, DeFi, and onchain-native financial apps that need speed, reliability, and global accessibility.
What Makes Fiber Different
Most blockchains today optimize for early adopters and power users: desktop-heavy workflows, complex setup, fragmented tooling, and assumptions that don’t hold for real-world usage. Fiber takes a different approach.- Mobile-first
Fiber is designed with mobile usage as a first-class constraint, not an afterthought. Zero gas fees, instant feedback, and simple onboarding make it practical for users who primarily interact through their phones — which represents the majority of the world. - Real-time - not just “fast enough”
Instead of optimizing for throughput benchmarks, Fiber optimizes for responsiveness. Transactions feel immediate, which is critical for trading, financial interactions, and user trust. - Decentralization without tradeoffs
Fiber avoids the common pattern of introducing centralized execution layers to achieve performance. Speed does not come at the cost of permissionlessness or validator accountability. - Economics aligned with usage
Blockspace on Fiber is abundant. Transactions are free by default, and the network is subsidized by economic activity rather than user fees — aligning incentives around adoption and real usage, not rent extraction. - Built for builders and users
Fiber removes friction for developers experimenting and deploying, while also delivering experiences end users actually enjoy using. Both are necessary for sustainable ecosystems.