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IslamicChain™ (IC-01)

Official repository of the IslamicChain™ Sovereign Blockchain.

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Overview

IslamicChain™ is a sovereign Layer-1 blockchain infrastructure designed to support digital assets, payments, treasury operations, settlement systems, and institutional financial applications through the native IC-01 Asset Standard.

Unlike networks that rely on ERC, BEP, TRC, wrapped assets, or third-party smart contract standards, IslamicChain operates on its own protocol architecture and asset framework, enabling native issuance, transfer, governance, and settlement directly at the blockchain layer.

The network is designed to serve governments, financial institutions, enterprises, and digital economies requiring secure, transparent, scalable, and policy-driven blockchain infrastructure.


Key Features

  • Sovereign Layer-1 Blockchain
  • Native IC-01 Asset Standard
  • Independent Economic Architecture
  • Native Multi-Asset Ecosystem
  • High-Speed Settlement Network
  • Validator-Based Consensus
  • On-Chain Governance
  • Treasury and Reserve Infrastructure
  • Enterprise & Institutional Ready
  • Digital Identity Compatible
  • Open Source Development

Native Protocol Assets

IslamicChain operates with four protocol-level native assets:

Asset Purpose
NFUEL Network gas, transaction fees, staking, validator incentives
PMCN Sovereign reserve and settlement asset
Sovereign USDT Stable-value settlement asset
DCMA Treasury, ecosystem, and institutional utility asset

All assets operate natively under the IC-01 standard and are not wrapped, bridged, or mirrored representations of assets from other blockchains.


What is IC-01?

IC-01 is the native digital asset standard of IslamicChain.

The standard provides:

  • Native asset issuance
  • On-chain settlement
  • Treasury integration
  • Asset-level governance
  • Institutional compliance capabilities
  • Reserve asset management
  • Financial infrastructure interoperability

IC-01 is an independent blockchain asset framework and is not derived from ERC-20, BEP-20, TRC-20, SPL, or similar token standards.


Why IslamicChain?

Feature IslamicChain (IC-01) ERC-20 BEP-20 TRC-20
Sovereign Layer-1
Native Asset Framework
Multi-Native Assets
Built-In Settlement Architecture
Treasury-Oriented Design
Independent Economic Model
Dependency on Another Chain

Network Information

Parameter Value
Network Name IslamicChain Mainnet
Chain ID islamicchain-1
Asset Standard IC-01
Consensus Tendermint-Based Validator Network
Native Assets NFUEL, PMCN, Sovereign USDT, DCMA

Repository Structure

.
├── app/
├── cmd/
├── proto/
├── x/
├── docs/
├── scripts/
├── tests/
└── README.md

Development

Prerequisites

  • Go 1.24+
  • Git
  • Linux / macOS / Windows

Clone Repository

git clone https://github.com/islamicchain/ichain/ichain.git
cd ichain

Build

make install

Verify Installation

islamicchaind version

Validator Operations

Start a node:

islamicchaind start

Check node status:

curl localhost:26657/status

Documentation

Official documentation:


Contributing

We welcome contributions from developers, researchers, institutions, and ecosystem participants.

Please submit issues and pull requests through GitHub.


Security

If you discover a security vulnerability, please report it responsibly through the official IslamicChain channels.

Do not publicly disclose vulnerabilities before coordinated remediation.


License

Copyright © IslamicChain™

All rights reserved unless otherwise specified.


Disclaimer

IslamicChain™, IC-01™, NFUEL™, PMCN™, Sovereign USDT™, and DCMA™ are ecosystem designations and protocol assets operating within the IslamicChain network.

This repository contains open-source software and protocol resources intended for development, research, and ecosystem participation.

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