Vanar Chain is a Layer 1 blockchain designed around real user experience.
It comes from a background of building consumer products like games and digital collectibles, so the focus is not on theory but on what actually works.
The chain is EVM compatible, which means developers can use familiar tools instead of starting from scratch.
I’m seeing this as a practical choice that lowers friction and speeds up adoption.
The system is tuned for fast confirmations and stable costs, which matters a lot for games and everyday apps.
They’re trying to solve a real problem where users leave when fees jump or transactions feel slow.
Vanar also supports products like Virtua and VGN, where blockchain stays in the background and users just enjoy the experience.
The purpose is clear.
Make Web3 usable without forcing people to learn it first.