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The current price of dKargo is $0.003495 with a 3.62% change in the last 24 hours.
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dKargo is a South Korean project that applies blockchain to logistics, with the goal of letting the many separate parties in a delivery chain, such as shippers, carriers, warehouses, and last-mile couriers, share verifiable data without having to trust each other or a single central operator. In logistics, the core problem is rarely raw computing power. It is that each handoff is recorded in a different company's system, and disputes over what happened when are expensive to settle.
Since version 2 of its architecture, dKargo is also a blockchain in its own right. The dKargo Chain is an EVM-compatible Layer 3 built on Arbitrum technology, with DKA as its network currency.
DKA itself began as an Ethereum ERC-20 at 0x5dc60C4D5e75D22588FA17fFEB90A63E535efCE0, with 18 decimals and a total supply of 5,000,000,000. That Ethereum contract remains the Layer 1 reference issuance, and bridged representations exist on Arbitrum and on the dKargo Chain itself.
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dKargo is a private company based in Seoul, South Korea. The DKA token was launched in 2020, and the project's earliest work targeted trust and settlement problems in Korean parcel and freight logistics, where a single delivery routinely passes through several independent operators.
The official website and documentation do not present a founder or executive page, so this page does not name individuals. Secondary profiles list advisors and partners, and a working relationship with KakaoPay Express has been widely reported, but these are not confirmed on dKargo's own English-language material and should be treated as unverified here.
The architectural history is easier to state. dKargo started as an Ethereum-based system, ran into the familiar constraints of cost and latency for a use case that generates many low-value events, and responded by moving execution onto its own chain while keeping Ethereum as the settlement anchor.
A Layer 3 on Arbitrum
The dKargo Chain is an EVM-compatible Layer 3 that settles through Arbitrum, which in turn settles to Ethereum. Standard Ethereum tooling applies: contracts deploy with Hardhat, Foundry, or Remix, and web3.js and ethers.js work without modification. The mainnet chain ID is 61022894. A live JSON-RPC check in September 2026 confirmed the mainnet endpoint responding with that chain ID, which is worth noting because one documentation page still describes the mainnet as "scheduled for public release in 2025" and is out of date. A testnet named Warehouse runs on Arbitrum Sepolia with chain ID 61022448.
Rollup contracts on Arbitrum dKargo publishes the addresses of its rollup, inbox, outbox, sequencer inbox, and bridge contracts on Arbitrum, which is the standard Arbitrum Orbit contract set. This is what makes the chain auditable from the outside rather than a private ledger.
Validators and staking Validators stake to participate. dKargo states that if malicious activity affects chain data, staked assets support the challenge process, which is the fraud-proof model inherited from the Arbitrum design. Full nodes, archive full nodes, and validator nodes are the three documented node types.
Bridging DKA moves between layers through deposit and withdrawal flows, and other ERC-20s move through a standard gateway, a generic custom gateway, or a project-specific custom gateway.
On supply, the Ethereum contract reports a total supply of 5,000,000,000 DKA. A direct read of the contract shows a burn(uint256) function and no mint function of any common form, so the Layer 1 issuance can decrease but cannot increase. A small balance sits at the conventional null address, indicating some tokens have been placed beyond reach. The contract's administrative owner is an externally owned account rather than a multisig, which is a meaningful governance detail: a single private key holds the owner role on the canonical token contract.
dKargo does not publish a scheduled emission or inflation program for DKA in its English documentation, so the practical position is that the Layer 1 supply is capped at its original issuance.
VeChain and OriginTrail also target supply chain and provenance, but each takes a different structural route. VeChain runs its own Layer 1 with a dual-token fee model. OriginTrail operates a decentralized knowledge graph that anchors to other networks rather than executing a general chain. dKargo instead inherits Ethereum security through Arbitrum and runs an application-specific Layer 3, which lowers the cost of operating a chain and keeps EVM tooling intact, at the price of depending on Arbitrum's stack and on dKargo's own sequencer arrangements.
Compared with a general Layer 2, the differences are focus and economics: the chain is tuned for one industry's data patterns, and DKA is both the gas asset and the incentive asset for supplying data.
The chain's security derives from its position in the Arbitrum stack. Transactions execute on the Layer 3, state commitments flow to Arbitrum, and Arbitrum settles to Ethereum. The challenge and fraud-proof process, backed by validator stake, is the mechanism intended to catch invalid state. dKargo publishes audit reports and runs a bug bounty program, both documented in its security section.
The Ethereum DKA contract inherits Ethereum's settlement security directly and cannot mint. The main residual risks are operational rather than cryptographic: sequencer behavior, bridge gateway correctness, validator set composition, and the single-key ownership of the Layer 1 token contract.
Logistics is one of the few industries where the blockchain pitch is genuinely structural rather than decorative. Multiple independent companies must agree on a shared record, none of them wants to run the other's database, and the events are numerous and individually low value. dKargo's response, moving from an Ethereum ERC-20 to a purpose-built Layer 3 while keeping the token anchored on Ethereum, is a practical answer to that shape of problem, and the published rollup contracts make the claim checkable.
DKA trades primarily on centralized exchanges, with notably strong representation on Korean venues. Availability and pairs vary by jurisdiction. Because DKA exists on Ethereum, on Arbitrum, and on the dKargo Chain, confirm which representation an exchange credits before withdrawing.
DKA is commonly available on venues such as:
Korean won pairs are common on domestic venues, with USDT pairs elsewhere.
Adding the dKargo network to a wallet requires the correct RPC URL and chain ID, both published in the official documentation. Always verify the network before a deposit or withdrawal.
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Read the complete paper trading guideThe current price of dKargo is $0.003495 with a 3.62% change in the last 24 hours.
The daily trading volume is $18,339.38 representing a 546.48% change in the past 24 hours.
The market capitalization of dKargo is $17,475,000, ranking #562 globally.
The fully diluted valuation (FDV) of dKargo is $17,475,000, calculated assuming the maximum supply of 5,000,000,000 DKA is in circulation.
Circulating: 5,000,000,000. Total: 5,000,000,000. Max: 5,000,000,000.
In the last 24 hours, dKargo traded between a low of $0.003373 and a high of $0.00355.
DKA/USDTTether USDT0.003495 USDT
