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Scalable Financial Infrastructure

Definition

Scalable financial infrastructure refers to systems capable of handling a growing volume of financial transactions and data efficiently. In the context of digital assets, this involves blockchain networks and associated technologies designed to process a large number of transactions per second without compromising security or decentralization. Solutions often include layer-2 protocols, sharding, or alternative consensus mechanisms that enhance throughput and reduce latency. Building such infrastructure is essential for widespread adoption of digital currencies and decentralized finance.