Vanar is a Layer 1 blockchain designed with real people in mind, not just developers or traders. It grew out of gaming and digital entertainment through Virtua, where the team learned what normal users actually want: smooth experiences, low friction, and predictable costs.
Instead of building another complex chain, they focused on making Web3 feel natural. Vanar is EVM compatible, so developers can build using familiar tools, and they’ve customized the system to support consumer scale apps like gaming, metaverse platforms, brand experiences, and AI powered products.
One of its key ideas is fixed USD based fees, which means users can better predict transaction costs instead of worrying about gas spikes. I’m seeing this as a psychological shift as much as a technical one because people feel safer when costs stay stable.
They’re also expanding into data and intelligence through Neutron and Kayon, which aim to turn blockchain into a memory and reasoning layer rather than just a ledger.
The purpose behind Vanar is simple: reduce friction, make ownership easier, and help Web3 feel less intimidating and more useful for everyday life.