Redbelly Network Achieves 666,970 TPS, World's Highest Throughput Blockchain

Redbelly Network, a purpose-built Layer 1 blockchain designed for real-world assets, has achieved a significant milestone by being recognized as the world’s highest throughput blockchain. This validation comes from Chainspect’s latest independent benchmarking, which underscores Redbelly Network’s position as one of the most scalable, secure, and high-performing blockchain infrastructures available today.

Chainspect, a reputable blockchain performance analytics company, conducted rigorous testing across multiple leading blockchains. Their findings reveal that Redbelly Network achieved industry-leading transaction throughput and the lowest latency without compromising security or decentralization. This achievement is a testament to the efficiency of Redbelly Network’s leaderless DBFT architecture combined with its scalable version of the EVM (Ethereum Virtual Machine).

“Our goal has always been to deliver speed and security at large scale — all without trade-offs,” said Vincent Gramoli, Founder & Chief Science Officer at Redbelly Network. “Chainspect’s findings are a testament to the efficiency of our leaderless DBFT architecture with our scalable version of the EVM.”

Key highlights from Chainspect’s independent testing include the highest max theoretical TPS (transactions per second) of 666,970, the highest max TPS (100 blocks) of 73,158, and the highest max TPS (1 block) of 97,500. Additionally, Redbelly Network achieved instant finality with 0 seconds latency, ensuring that transactions are confirmed immediately.

Redbelly’s record-setting performance positions it as the ideal platform for enterprises, DeFi protocols, and developers seeking to scale securely and efficiently. Whether powering financial services, platforms, or real-world asset tokenization, Redbelly’s combination of high throughput and instant finality delivers certainty in every transaction.

Looking ahead, while the Chainspect report underscores Redbelly’s leadership in throughput and consensus efficiency, the Redbelly team is also advancing initiatives in client-side reusable KYC (Know Your Customer) via Zero Knowledge Proofs (ZKP), enabling composable eligibility criteria. Additionally, they are working on programmatical checking of asset eligibility to ensure compliance at the point of trade and providing access to a global pool of bespoke structured products, connecting thousands of issuers to a worldwide market.

Redbelly Network is the world’s first formally verified blockchain, developed at the University of Sydney in collaboration with CSIRO, the Australian National Science Agency. The network already ranks fourth among blockchains, with US$969 million of verified assets on-chain. Redbelly Network is actively developing projects in managed funds, real estate, private companies, private equity, and carbon credits.