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Accept or send WKRC (KRW-pegged) payments on-chain with predictable fees, 1-second settlement, and optional fee delegation so users never need to hold gas. See also Stablecoin Transfers for simple peer-to-peer sends and Fee Delegation for gasless flows.
Quickstarts
Send Your First Transaction
Beginner. Send WKRC on Testnet using ethers.js, viem, or Foundry cast in under 5 minutes.
Stablecoin Transfers
Beginner. Transfer WKRC between addresses using the standard ERC-20 interface.
Implement Fee Delegation
Intermediate. Let your backend pay gas so users complete payments without holding WKRC.
Deploy a Payment Contract
Intermediate. Deploy a Solidity contract that accepts WKRC via
transferFrom.Why StableNet for WKRC payments
KRW-denominated fees make costs predictable
KRW-denominated fees make costs predictable
Gas fees on StableNet are priced in WKRC, which is pegged 1:1 to the Korean Won. A simple transfer costs a fixed amount in KRW regardless of market conditions — no volatile native token to track. The base fee adjusts ±2% per block using a dual-threshold system (instead of Ethereum’s ±12.5%), keeping fees stable across normal network conditions. See Gas and Fees for the full fee model.
1-second finality means immediate payment confirmation
1-second finality means immediate payment confirmation
Anzeon WBFT finalizes every block in approximately 1 second with deterministic finality — no reorg risk, no waiting for confirmations. A payment confirmed in block N is settled. Your backend can trigger order fulfillment, receipt generation, or downstream actions immediately after
eth_getTransactionReceipt returns, without polling for confirmation depth. See 1-Second Finality.Fee delegation removes the onboarding barrier
Fee delegation removes the onboarding barrier
New users can pay with WKRC without holding any WKRC for gas. With transaction type
0x16, your backend wallet covers gas costs while the user signs only the payment intent. The sender’s tx.origin is preserved, so your contracts need no changes. See Fee Delegation.WKRC is a standard ERC-20 token
WKRC is a standard ERC-20 token
The NativeCoinAdapter system contract exposes WKRC through the standard ERC-20 interface at
0x0000000000000000000000000000000000001000. approve, transferFrom, balanceOf, and allowance all work as expected. Existing Solidity payment contracts written for ERC-20 tokens work on StableNet without modification.Gas and payment balance are unified
Gas and payment balance are unified
WKRC.balanceOf(address) returns the exact same value as the account’s native gas balance. Users hold one token for both gas and payments — no bridging, no swapping, no separate token management. This simplifies UX and reduces the steps between a user receiving WKRC and using it in your app.