Safex Development Update: November 2, 2026
Greetings everyone!
It’s been a month since my October 2 development update, and the progress across Safex continues to accelerate.
Over 500 wallets have been generated and active since launch, with people actively transacting through the new Safex wallet. The starter faucet has also reached 646 claims, introducing more people to the network and getting Safex Cash and Safex Token into their hands.
Feel free to share with a friend to get anyone onto Safex today: Safex Starter Faucet — Daniel Dabek
These are exciting milestones. Making Safex accessible directly through a browser has opened the door for people to participate in the ecosystem more easily than ever.
Safex Swap: Expanding Access
Safex Swap now supports BTC, ETH, WETH, USDT, and USDC over the ethereum blockchain giving people five different ways to acquire native Safex Cash (SFX) and Safex Token (SFT) directly through safex.org.
This is an important part of building momentum around Safex. As more people create wallets, acquire coins, and transact, we’re establishing the activity and participation that will carry directly into the Marketplace.
If you’ve been following our progress, I encourage you to visit safex.org and swap some cryptocurrency into SFX or SFT. Even a small amount to test around, gets the participating in the network, familiar with the wallet, and momentum for what’s coming.
SafexCore: Advancing the Marketplace
The most significant engineering progress this month has been within SafexCore, where I’ve been developing Hard Fork 8, a major advancement of the Safex Marketplace protocol.
I’ve been implementing substantial improvements to marketplace account ownership, seller authorization, price-pegged transactions, inventory management, fee accounting, and purchase-linked feedback.
This work strengthens the fundamental mechanics of decentralized commerce, from protecting merchants’ control over their listings to ensuring purchases, payments, and marketplace activity are accurately enforced at the consensus level which addresses small edge cases that will ensure 100% consistency and up time.
These advancements are bringing the next generation of the Safex Marketplace closer to reality, with a fully integrated commerce experience directly within the Safex web wallet.
Please stay tuned, as anyone running a full node will need to update their full node software when this update is announced and published.
Safex Wallet-Core
As part of the development outlined in October, I’ve been consolidating the advancements made through the safex.org web wallet into the open-source Safex Wallet-Core.
Wallet-Core provides developers with the fundamental tools to build applications around the Safex blockchain, including wallet creation and recovery, address management, transaction processing, and cryptographic signing.
Development of the browser wallet has substantially expanded these capabilities beyond the original published implementation. I’m now bringing those advancements together into a standardized, reusable toolkit that can power desktop wallets, web applications, and an entirely new generation of software built around Safex.
This also includes expanding Wallet-Core to support native marketplace transactions, bringing us closer to accessing the full Safex Marketplace directly within the safex.org browser wallet, future desktop applications, and other platforms built by developers throughout the ecosystem.
Building Momentum
We’ve made tremendous progress in a single month.
More than 500 wallets. Hundreds of faucet distributions. Five assets supported by Safex Swap. Significant advances in SafexCore and the native Marketplace.
And the work continues.
Create a wallet. Get some SFX and SFT. Mine Safex. Bring someone new into the ecosystem.
It is now incredibly easy to introduce someone to Safex. Just scan their wallet’s QR code and send them some coins directly from your phone. 
The technology is here to be used, and every participant contributes to the activity that makes this ecosystem grow.
I’m excited about the work coming together and look forward to sharing the next developments.
Thank you to everyone building, mining, transacting, and supporting Safex.
Sincerely,
Daniel Dabek