Zebec Network: Solana-based network with payment infrastructure
Cryptocurrencies enable funds to be transferred much faster and more cheaply compared to fiat currencies. The developers of Zebec Network have introduced a service that simplifies digital payments and makes them faster.
What is Zebec Network and how is it used?
Zebec Network is a decentralized infrastructure network designed to facilitate the movement of real-world assets (RWA).
The Zebec Network blockchain protocol belongs to the promising segments of DePIN (Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networks) and RWA (Real World Assets). DePIN and RWA were among the top-trending sectors in the cryptocurrency industry in 2024.
Despite its name, Zebec Network is not a blockchain network. It is a type of payment system that operates on the Solana blockchain.
Solana was chosen due to its ability to process speedy and low-cost transactions, as well as its high liquidity. As of May 2025, the Solana network ranks 6th among all crypto projects by market capitalization, which has reached nearly $90 billion.
However, in August 2023, the Zebec Network team launched its modular Layer 3 (L3) network, called Nautilus, where the token they issued serves as the native cryptocurrency.
Although Nautilus was initially focused on supporting DeFi projects, the network developers later shifted their emphasis to entertainment-based decentralized applications (DApps) in various areas, such as GameFi and NFTs.
Zebec Network token
In April 2024, the Zebec Network developers issued their own SPL-format token, denoted by the ticker ZBCN, on the Solana blockchain. That same month, the ZBCN token was listed on exchanges and became available for trading.
A total of 100 billion ZBCN tokens have been issued, of which approximately 79 billion are already circulating on the cryptocurrency market as of May 2025. The maximum supply is capped at 100 billion ZBCN, meaning no new tokens will be minted after this limit is reached.
Immediately after listing, the ZBCN token reached an all-time high (ATH), rising 28% — from $0.0025 to $0.0032. However, this was followed by a rapid decline: by August 2024, just four months after listing, the ZBCN token price had dropped to an all-time low of $0.00069 — nearly 80% below its all-time high.
Even at the end of 2024, when the crypto market resumed its growth and many altcoins significantly increased in price following Bitcoin's rise, the ZBCN token price largely stagnated. However, in April 2025, it resumed growth alongside many major altcoins, and by May, the ZBCN token reached a new all-time high of $0.0057.
Use cases and features of the ZBCN token
ZBCN tokens are used for real-time payroll payments. Unlike banks, where transfers can take up to 3 business days, ZBCN token transactions are completed almost instantly.
Cross-border transfers are another use case for ZBCN tokens.
Another use is the management of corporate debt securities for companies operating in the Web3 sector. ZBCN tokens are also used to pay gas fees in the decentralized Nautilus network, which falls under the DePIN category.
Additionally, the Zebec Network team is issuing its payment cards, allowing users to make purchases with cryptocurrency, which is automatically converted into fiat and sent to the seller's account.
All of this can be considered advantages of the ZBCN token. However, it also has drawbacks common to all digital assets.
The main drawback is the token's high volatility. In other words, the ZBCN price can fluctuate by tens of percent within a short period. This high volatility is due to the token's relatively low liquidity, which is still a concern: as of May 2025, the ZBCN token's trading volume is $149 million —24 times less than that of the Solana (SOL) cryptocurrency.
