Tech

Deep technical coverage of the Radix protocol — Cerberus consensus, Radix Engine, Scrypto, scalability research, and core architecture.

ComparisonsSide-by-side comparisons of Radix against Ethereum, Solana, and other ledgers — feature, performance, and architecture differences.5 pages Core ConceptsFoundational ideas behind Radix — assets as primitives, atomic composability, finality, sharding, and DeFi-native design.44 pages Core ProtocolsThe protocols that power Radix — Cerberus consensus, Radix Engine state machine, transaction manifests, and the ledger model.18 pages ReleasesMajor Radix protocol upgrades and Babylon-era release notes — what shipped, when, and what each release unlocks.7 pages ResearchActive research efforts driving the Radix roadmap — Xi’an, Hyperscale, MFA Security Shield, RAC, and academic papers behind them.8 pages

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Access Controller

An Access Controller is a native blueprint that holds a smart account 's owner badge in a vault and hands out proofs of it under rules the ledger enfo…

Access Rules & Auth Zones

Access Rules are Radix's system-level authorization mechanism. Unlike EVM where access control is enforced by smart contract code (vulnerable to bugs)…

Application Layer

The application layer is the topmost layer of the Radix Engine stack – where developer-authored Scrypto blueprints, packages, and components actually…

Asset-Oriented Programming

Asset-oriented programming is Radix's foundational design principle where digital assets (tokens, NFTs , badges ) are native primitives managed by the…

Atomic Composability

Atomic composability means that complex multi-step operations either execute completely or not at all. On Radix, a single transaction manifest can cha…