Zeebu, a decentralized protocol powering programmable settlement infrastructure for institutional payments, has officially crossed the $9 billion mark in settled volumes. This accomplishment reflects both scale and operational maturity.
Global Payments Settlements Solution
Zeebu's protocol was initially deployed in the telecommunications industry, where traditional settlement workflows were slow and error-prone. The introduction of blockchain technology has enabled players in this sector to settle transactions in real-time with automated pricing and auditability at every step. Today, over 140 institutions, including telecom operators and remittance providers, have adopted Zeebu's infrastructure to move capital without intermediaries.
Replacing Reconciliation with Real-Time Finality
Traditional payment flows rely on batching, delayed confirmations, and costly disputes. Zeebu replaces these processes with a protocol-driven financial logic layer, allowing counterparties to settle net positions in real-time. This transition from reconciliation to shared, real-time finality presents significant benefits for institutional capital.
Token Economy and the Future of Zeebu
Zeebu's long-term economic model is based on the ZBU token, which is used for network security and transaction settlement. At the $9 billion milestone, Zeebu has processed over 2.54 trillion ZBU through its smart contract systems. Rather than relying on token emissions, Zeebu rewards actual work and value creation, leading to a self-sustaining growth effect.
Zeebu's achievement of the $9 billion milestone signals that the world is ready for new forms of transactions. With rising demand for programmable payment infrastructure, Zeebu is further solidifying its role as a decentralized clearing layer for the global economy.
