Igra Network has launched its public mainnet, introducing a decentralized execution layer compatible with the Ethereum Virtual Machine on Kaspa’s proof-of-work BlockDAG. The release follows six months of testing.
Igra Labs, a blockchain development company focused on scalable infrastructure, developed the network to address the lack of programmable smart contracts in the Kaspa ecosystem. Kaspa, a proof-of-work blockchain network, has shown growing activity but limited decentralized finance adoption due to missing execution capabilities.
At launch, fifteen protocols are deploying on the network. These include Kaskad, a lending protocol similar to Aave; ZealousSwap, a decentralized exchange; and Hyperlane, a cross-chain messaging provider. Wallet services, bridges, and analytics tools are also part of the initial ecosystem.
Security testing was conducted by Sigma Prime, a blockchain security firm, with no unresolved issues reported. Igra Labs plans further upgrades in 2026, including a new execution engine and infrastructure designed for automated on-chain interactions.
The project is managed by a Swiss-based association and operates with a decentralized governance model. A public token auction is scheduled for late March 2026 using an onchain auction mechanism.
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