Kaspa’s KCC coordination forum has finalized three standards covering smart contract interfaces, authorization, and fungible tokens, according to a Techub News report citing Crypto.news. The forum said in an Oct. 21 announcement that KCC-1, KCC-2, and KCC-20 are now final. The standards are intended to give developers on the Kaspa network a shared framework to build against. The update centers on native token and smart contract standardization and sets out a common specification for network participants working on related applications and infrastructure. No additional technical details or rollout timeline were disclosed in the brief report.
Kaspa’s KCC coordination forum has finalized three standards that cover smart contract interfaces, authorization, and fungible tokens, Techub News reported, citing Crypto.news.
In an Oct. 21 announcement, the KCC coordination forum said KCC-1, KCC-2, and KCC-20 are now final. The standards are meant to establish a shared framework for developers building on the Kaspa network.
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