RSN23 (Fungible Token Standard)

RSN23 is RYSEN’s native fungible token standard, similar to ERC-20, and serves as the foundation for issuing DApp tokens within the ecosystem.
It supports over 150 application interfaces (APIs), reducing development costs and time-to-market.

RSN23 also integrates DSSO (Decentralized Single Sign-On) and DSTO (Decentralized Single Transfer) to ensure strong privacy and secure transaction management.
Unlike many blockchain standards tied to specific environments, RSN23 is designed to operate across Linux and Windows platforms, making it highly adaptable for enterprise use cases.

RSN602 (Non-Fungible Token Standard)

RSN602 is RYSEN’s non-fungible token (NFT) protocol, designed to tokenize both digital and physical assets.
Each NFT is unique and non-interchangeable, and the network supports large-scale NFT trading at 300,000 TPS.

With an ultra-low fee structure, RSN602 enables artists, creators, and enterprises to launch NFT DApps without financial burden.
Through its API, developers can easily manage NFT issuance, transfers, and trading, all secured by RYSEN’s consensus and security mechanisms.

DApp Integration Framework

All DApps deployed on the RYSEN mainnet utilize the RSN23 and RSN602 standards, operating seamlessly within the RYSEN coin and token ecosystem.

For example:

• An enterprise issuing ERC-20 tokens on Ethereum can leverage them as transaction fees within an NFT DApp on RYSEN.
• By default, RYSEN Coin (X3O) is used for NFT registration and transactions, while external tokens are also supported for payments, providing developers with high flexibility.

This integration allows DApp developers to utilize existing assets while reducing costs, creating a more accessible and versatile environment for building Web3 services.