Khalani Network
Decentralized intent execution and solver collaboration platform
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About Khalani Network
Khalani Network is a decentralized solver infrastructure. Apps define what users want (an intent), and a competitive network of solvers executes it across chains. It handles routing, bridging, settlement, and failure refunds automatically.
The core problem it solves: current cross-chain operations rely on bridges and aggregators, which are fragmented, trust-heavy, and prone to failure. Khalani replaces this with an open market where solvers compete on price, speed, and reliability. Settlement is atomic—success triggers payment, failure triggers refund—so users don't bear counterparty risk.
Its edge is the separation of execution markets from coordination markets. This allows new solver strategies to emerge without creating new markets for every use case. The network is live on mainnet beta, with the Arcadia protocol deployed and 0G ecosystem integration underway.
In the past six months (2026-03 to 2026-09), Khalani launched its mainnet beta, deployed Arcadia (its intent protocol), and integrated with 0G as an early ecosystem partner. These are early-stage deployments.
Known limitations: the current mainnet beta requires manual integration for new intent types—fully permissionless creation isn't available yet. Solver orchestration is also partially manual. The team acknowledges these are temporary constraints of the beta phase.
Khalani Network's key milestones since its public debut are as follows:
Its official launch can be seen as the starting point. The project positions itself as decentralized solver infrastructure, aiming to connect intent applications and solvers through a collaborative solving network, and proposes a modular architecture including an intent compatibility layer, Validity/Validity VM, and a universal settlement layer. This design shifts solving from closed competition to open collaboration, providing a common foundation for intent expression, solving, and multi-chain atomic settlement, with long-term architectural significance. ()
It subsequently completed a $2.5 million seed round led by Ethereal Ventures, with participation from Nascent and Figment Capital. The round not only validated the direction but also supported team expansion and R&D, providing resources to move from concept toward a production-grade network—an important early milestone. ()
Together, these events establish Khalani's foundational role in the intent-driven transaction supply chain, and their impact will continue to unfold as the ecosystem expands.
Khalani Network, a decentralized solver infrastructure, advanced its cross-chain intent settlement in H1 2026. Key progress: it completed a transparent ZEC corridor implementation, enabling OP_RETURN-bound intents for Zcash swaps, and filed a $45K grant request with Zcash Community Grants to fund production onboarding. It also integrated with 0G Chain to power 0G Pay, allowing fiat/crypto funding for AI compute via Khalani’s coordination layer. Future focus: expanding solver networks, multi-chain liquidity aggregation, and intent-based execution across more ecosystems (e.g., Zcash, 0G), with mainnet activity for ZEC corridor targeted by June 2026.
Co-founders:
Kevin Wang (Co-founder, LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevin-wang-a740001/, Twitter: https://x.com/knwang). Previously co-founded Nervos, a UTXO-based L1, and led protocol development.
Tak Boglantane (Co-founder & CTO, Twitter: https://x.com/intent_dev). Focuses on technical architecture, including the ZEC spoke adapter and solver infrastructure.