Zebec Network (ZBCN) Exchange

About Zebec Network

ZBCN is the governance and utility token of Zebec Network, a multi-chain payments infrastructure protocol that enables real-time, per-second streaming payments for payroll, subscriptions, and recurring transactions. Instead of receiving a monthly salary on a fixed date, employees paid through Zebec receive wages continuously as they work, with fractions of their pay streaming into their wallet every second. Founded in 2021 and backed by Circle, Coinbase Ventures, Solana Ventures, Breyer Capital, Lightspeed, and Republic, Zebec has evolved from a Solana-native streaming protocol into a global fintech platform that reported $500 million in payroll volume and 225 enterprise clients in its 2024 review. In December 2025, Zebec announced that it had joined Nacha's Payments Innovation Alliance, the membership program of the organization that governs the US ACH network. The protocol supports several blockchains, including Solana, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Stellar, Base, and NEAR, plus Nautilus Chain, Zebec's own L3 infrastructure built for high-throughput micropayment processing.

ZBCN tokenomics

ZBCN evolved from the original ZBC token through a 1:10 split designed to reduce per-unit price for easier transaction-fee calculations. The final major token unlock took place in March 2026, so no further large scheduled unlocks add supply, and buybacks funded by protocol revenue are the main supply-side mechanism, according to Zebec.
Total supply — 100,000,000,000 ZBCN (100 billion)
Market capitalization — approximately $194 million as of November 2026, according to CoinGecko
Price — approximately $0.0019 as of November 2026, according to CoinGecko
Token utility — payroll and product fees (payroll and product fees on the Zebec platform are paid in ZBCN), staking (within the Zebec SuperApp), governance voting (Zebec Improvement Proposals), DeFi collateral in supported integrations, and real-world spending via Zebec Pay Mastercard cards
Zebec Pay cards — Mastercard-compatible debit cards that can be funded with ZBCN or with streamed payroll
Backing — Circle, Coinbase Ventures, Solana Ventures, Breyer Capital, Lightspeed Venture Partners, Republic

What determines ZBCN's value

ZBCN's value is driven by enterprise adoption of Zebec's payroll streaming infrastructure. Zebec's payroll and product fees are paid in ZBCN, creating demand proportional to the number of active clients and the total payroll volume flowing through the system. The roughly $500 million in payroll volume across 225 enterprise clients that Zebec reported in its 2024 review is the revenue base that funds the buyback program.

Zebec's push into traditional payments aims to extend ZBCN's demand base beyond crypto-native payroll, and joining the Nacha alliance gives it a seat in US payments industry discussions. The open question is execution: running a blockchain (Nautilus Chain), a card program, institutional partnerships, DePIN hardware, and AI compliance simultaneously on a market capitalization of about $194 million (CoinGecko, November 2026) is ambitious, and adoption metrics (specific payroll volumes processed, card transaction counts, streaming revenue) remain largely self-reported.