About
A chain that feels instant, priced like nothing
Inazuma — Japanese for lightning — exists because the gap between a web app and an on-chain app is still measured in seconds and dollars. That gap is why most people never make it past their first transaction.
So we built a Layer 1 with one requirement: confirmations fast enough that users stop noticing the chain, and fees small enough that developers stop budgeting for them. Everything else — accounts, tokens, staking — lives in the protocol itself.
We're building it in the open, one phase at a time: devnet now to harden the client, then a public testnet, an expanding validator set, mainnet, and finally governance handed to the people running the network.
Speed is a feature
Latency decides whether an app feels usable. We optimize for the tail, not the average.
Simple by default
New chains fail when they demand new habits. Inazuma keeps the interface small enough to learn in an afternoon.
Open participation
Modest validator hardware, public docs, and a path to permissionless validation.
Built by builders
No figureheads — just contributors
Inazuma is maintained by an open group of protocol engineers, node operators and app developers. If you ship, you belong here.
Meet the community