Keeta, powered by Eric Schmidt, plans to launch the main network with 235 million wallets

According to Bijie.com, Keeta's upcoming mainnet debut combines rare scale with regulatory priorities. Supported by former Google CEO Eric Schmidt, the chain plans to launch hundreds of millions of wallets and built-in compliance tools to handle cross-border funding flows. According to a press release shared with crypto.news on September 17, Schmidt-supported project Keeta will officially activate its mainnet on Monday, September 22. The launch will unlock core features of the platform, including native USDC transfers from any chain, seamless asset swaps and simplified off-chain channels. It is worth noting that the network is online is not a blank, but it already has an astonishing 235 million different wallets that already hold non-zero balances, including 42 million wallets that have already executed transactions, according to the Keeta team. Keeta’s fundamental goal is to act as a connected organization in the global financial system, positioning itself as a common foundation for different payment networks and digital assets. According to its website, the network is a unified layer designed to facilitate direct cross-chain transactions and tokenization of real-world assets. This ambition is based on a technical architecture that claims to provide 10 million transactions per second with a settlement finality of 400 milliseconds. While raw throughput is a compelling headline, the more critical innovation lies in its integrated regulatory capabilities. The Keeta team said the network natively integrates the knowledge-your-customer protocol, digital authentication, on-chain forex mechanisms and a flexible rule engine. This set of tools is designed to enable financial institutions and users to perform instant, compliant transfers across currencies and payment systems without adding external complexity layers. The project’s focus on compliance infrastructure has been achieved through strategic partnerships. As reported in June, Keeta is helping credit data platform SOLO build PASS, a bank-level financial identity layer on chain. PASS uses verified credentials such as revenue, crypto assets, and KYC data to create a portable, programmable credit bureau. The program is designed to enable digital asset owners to access traditional loan services, including mortgages and small business loans, based on tokenized and trusted financial identities. Governance and network ownership are managed through Keeta's native token KTA. Since its first launch in March, the token has received support from more than 13 exchanges, providing liquidity to it as soon as the mainnet is activated. KTA aims to empower governance and give holders a place in the future development and operational decisions of the network.