Stellar (XLM) announced the Bell network upgrade, introducing post-quantum security and simplifying integration for large fintech platforms, with the mainnet upgrade and final vote scheduled for November 23.
Stellar has officially announced the upcoming Bell update (Protocol 30), designed to radically simplify integration for large fintech platforms and custodial services. This major network upgrade will introduce a new address format, refine ledger timing to the millisecond, and implement post-quantum cryptography standards. Stable infrastructure and SDK versions are being rolled out between October 16 and 23, 2026, with the final validator vote and mainnet upgrade scheduled for November 23. This upgrade directly impacts XLM's economics and utility value by reducing costs through simplified custody models, stimulating real business inflows, increasing transaction volume, and driving organic demand for XLM to pay fees. Furthermore, quantum security and sub-second speed are foundational requirements for Real World Asset (RWA) tokenization, a sector Stellar is strategically targeting.
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