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# SliceLedger Key Features

* **Blazingly Fast**

  Perform a transaction in no time with the network capable of processing as high as 100000 transactions per second.
* **Lower Cost**

  The cost of a transaction is almost zero yet in superfast speed and inexpensive deployment of smart contracts with developer bounty programs.
* **Interoperability**

  SliceLedger Chain is functionable with every other blockchain with an in-built smart bridge contract that allows cross-chain transaction of assets seamlessly
* **Secured Architecture operations**

  With the use of the custom protocol, SliceLedger Chain offers multiple security layers to protect the network from unnecessary entities and access
* **ETH Compatibility** SliceLedger Chain is EVM compatible, independent blockchain working on Proof-of-Stake (PoS) with Proof-Of-Play (PoP) consensus model to process transactions.
* **Privacy Enabled** No third-party intermediaries are allowed to obtain data from the SliceLedger network without permission of sovereign authority.


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