Chromia architecture
Chromia's architecture is designed around clusters that manage blockchains and decentralized applications (dapps). It features a reliable consensus system, secure data anchoring, and scalable capabilities to deliver fast and efficient performance. This framework ensures smooth operations and communication between blockchains and dapps, effectively supporting advanced decentralized applications.
Chromia nodes use Postchain and PostgreSQL for transaction management, consensus, and dapp operations, with each dapp in its own container for data security and efficiency.
Chromia’s architecture uses clusters for blockchain and dapp management, featuring consensus mechanisms, anchoring, and scalability for performance and security.
Learn how Chromia manages chain updates and proposals through System Providers, Node Providers, and the Directory Chain, ensuring secure and decentralized operations.
Chromia supports EVM-compatible chain interoperability with a token bridge and the Ethereum Interoperability Framework (EIF), enabling secure cross-chain dapp development.
Chromia protocols handle accounts, tokens, and blockchain communication. FT4 manages tokens, Originals enable advanced NFTs, ICMF supports cluster communication, and ICCF links clusters.
GTX, using Generic Transfer Value (GTV), encodes Postchain transactions with multi-signatures and atomic operations, processing them as batches for secure transfers.
Special operations can be used to handle different events in the Chromia blockchain as on-chain, cross-chain and off-chain.