INERY

Inery develops decentralized data infrastructure for enterprise use, combining distributed ledger technology with database management. Its core stack consists of Inery DLS Core V5, a consensus engine the company says delivers sub-second finality using a BFT-based mechanism it calls DPoES; the IneryDB layer, a decentralized database layer positioned for mission-critical data; and IneryDBMS, a graphical interface for managing databases, compositions, CRUD operations, permissions, key and identity management, and plugin integrations.

The wider product ecosystem includes Inery Drive, a hosting service for deploying and managing decentralized data infrastructure with global resource distribution, automated backup and recovery, digital-signature privacy and managed storage, plus a "Custom Solutions" offering described as coming soon that covers private clusters, hybrid cloud integration, multi-cluster synchronization and unified governance. The company markets NoSQL/SQL compatibility, enterprise SDKs, an API integration suite, quantum-resistant encryption and interoperability with other enterprise and blockchain networks.

Inery is described as a layer-1 blockchain focused on decentralized database management and cross-chain communication of data, with users and enterprises retaining control of private information. It uses "value contracts" — self-executing programs on its distributed ledger tailored to database operations such as data validation, access control and transaction execution — and has a native utility token, $INR, used for transactions and participation incentives. Named application areas include secure storage, medicine, supply chains, finance and banking.

Business model

Inery sells decentralized data infrastructure and database tooling to enterprises, with paid hosting (Inery Drive), managed storage, and bespoke deployments such as private clusters and hybrid integrations; a native utility token, $INR, facilitates transactions and incentivizes network participation.

Enterprise infrastructure and hosting/managed storage offerings alongside custom deployments, with a native utility token used within the network.

Traction

The company's site reports network figures including more than 1,000 total network nodes (450 in the EU), over 50TB of monthly data throughput, 5,500 write and 16,000+ read transactions per second, average latency of 0.1s and 99.99% availability; elsewhere it cites over 1.2 million TPS, 0.04ms latency and 99.999% uptime. Self-reported circulating supply of $INR is about 68.07 million of an 800 million total supply, and the token carries a CertiK rating of 3.6.