Abu Dhabi – Venom Foundation, the Abu Dhabi–based blockchain company behind one of the world’s fastest and most scalable distributed ledger platforms, has announced bold plans to process half a million transactions daily by the end of 2025. The target, if achieved, will place Venom among the industry’s top-performing blockchains, alongside established players such as Polygon, Arbitrum, and Optimism.
The announcement comes at a time of rapid growth for the network. Venom currently records between 150,000 and 200,000 daily transactions and maintains an uptime of 99.99%, demonstrating stability and reliability. Meanwhile, the number of accounts on the network is approaching 10 million, highlighting its growing adoption across markets.
Roadmap for Growth
Reaching the ambitious milestone will require a multi-pronged approach, according to Venom Foundation. The company is pursuing a strategy that combines ecosystem expansion, incentive programs, and international partnerships designed to embed Venom’s technology in large-scale financial and governmental systems.
A cornerstone of this effort is Venom Quests, the platform’s flagship incentive program, which rewards users for interacting with decentralized applications (dApps), DeFi protocols, and NFT platforms. To date, Venom Quests has distributed more than $8.65 million in rewards. Its fifth season, currently under way, offers a prize pool of 11 million VENOM tokens valued at around $2.2 million. By encouraging active engagement, the program helps build both user loyalty and transaction volume across the ecosystem.
Global Partnerships Driving Adoption
Venom is also investing heavily in strategic alliances. Among its most notable collaborations is an agreement with the Government of the Philippines, under which Venom provides blockchain infrastructure to support the country’s national digitalization program. This partnership places Venom at the center of one of Southeast Asia’s most significant government-led technology transitions.
In Africa, Venom has joined forces with Alpha MBM Group, an investment firm working to accelerate blockchain adoption on the continent. Meanwhile, in the UAE, Venom is working with the Ministry of Climate Change and Environment to develop a blockchain-based carbon credit system. This project aims to create a transparent and verifiable market for carbon trading, aligning with the UAE’s sustainability goals.
Discussions are also ongoing with a leading Chinese fintech company about deploying Venom’s technology within large-scale financial systems. Such a deal would open the door to significant adoption in one of the world’s largest and most digitally advanced markets.
Technical Capacity and Performance
Much of Venom’s confidence in meeting its 2025 target stems from its technological infrastructure. Stress tests have shown that the platform is capable of processing up to 150,000 transactions per second (TPS), placing it among the highest-performing networks in the industry. This throughput capacity provides the foundation for scaling to the half-million daily transactions Venom aims to achieve within the next year.
“We’re not simply striving for numerical growth in transactions — we’re creating a sustainable ecosystem that provides real value for users, developers, and institutional partners,” said Christopher Louis Tsu, CEO of Venom Foundation. “Our goal of 500,000 daily transactions is a launching pad for further scaling and establishing Venom as critical infrastructure for the Web3 economy.”
Expanding the Ecosystem
To complement its global partnerships, Venom is also developing programs and services designed to attract both developers and end-users.
- Education and Certification: Venom Academy is rolling out courses and certifications to train developers in blockchain technologies and ensure a strong pipeline of talent for the ecosystem.
- Bug Bounty Program: A dedicated security initiative offers a prize pool of $100,000 to incentivize the identification and resolution of vulnerabilities.
- Developer DAO: Venom has established a decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) to support developers, offering grants of up to $20,000 for projects that contribute to ecosystem growth.
- NFT Marketplace: A new marketplace tailored to Southeast Asian artists is under development, creating a platform for digital creativity and cultural expression.
- Staking and Farming: Opportunities are available through VenomStake.com and the decentralized exchange web3.world, expanding user participation in DeFi activities.
Together, these initiatives are designed to create a robust, self-sustaining ecosystem that balances institutional partnerships with grassroots developer and user engagement.
Regional Expansion
Venom is actively expanding in key growth regions, including Southeast Asia, Africa, and the Middle East. The foundation is also considering applications to join regulatory sandboxes in countries such as Singapore, the Philippines, Indonesia, Vietnam, and Thailand. Entry into these sandboxes would allow Venom to test and refine its solutions in controlled environments while ensuring compliance with local regulations.
By positioning itself in markets where blockchain adoption is gaining momentum, Venom is laying the groundwork for sustainable global growth.
About Venom Foundation
Founded in Abu Dhabi, Venom Foundation specializes in developing high-performance blockchain solutions designed to meet the needs of governments, enterprises, and financial institutions. The platform emphasizes scalability, regulatory compliance, and security, while offering minimal transaction fees and near-perfect uptime.
Venom supports a wide range of use cases, from decentralized finance and non-fungible tokens to gaming and enterprise solutions. With its infrastructure already capable of processing up to 150,000 TPS, the foundation believes it is well positioned to scale to new heights.
