V Systems (VSYS): how it works, supply and reviews

In short

Type
Open-source public blockchain protocol for dApps and real-world applications.
Initial distribution
5,142,858,000 VSYS were generated in the 2018 genesis block.
Risks and caveats
V Systems' contract templates are offered 'without any extra security audit needed', as the project states; independent audits are not listed.
Checked
1 November 2026

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Key facts

Ticker
VSYS
Official site
v.systems

Key facts checked on 1 November 2026 against official sources.

What is V Systems

V Systems is an open-source blockchain protocol for building dApps and bringing blockchain into real-world uses such as fintech, e-commerce and gaming. VSYS is its native coin, used for staking, transaction fees and smart-contract execution.

Network and consensus

Network and consensus — V Systems
ParameterDetails
TypeOpen-source public blockchain protocol for dApps and real-world applications.
ConsensusSupernode Proof-of-Stake (SPoS).
LaunchedThe genesis block was generated in 2018.
Smart contractsComposable 'no code' smart-contract templates; V Systems says they need no extra security audit.
Developer APIEvery node exposes a Swagger REST API.
Contract fees (as stated)V Systems states its contracts cost 1/10 of what they cost on Ethereum.
Reference nodeThe reference full node is open source on GitHub; the master branch is under development.
Throughput (as stated)V Systems states the network handles millions of transactions every day.

Supply and issuance

Supply and issuance — V Systems
ParameterDetails
Initial distribution5,142,858,000 VSYS were generated in the 2018 genesis block.

What VSYS is used for

Who develops and governs V Systems

Legal entity (website)
The website terms are with Virtual Economy Technology Limited, Hong Kong S.A.R.
Governing law
The website terms are governed by the laws of Hong Kong S.A.R.
Malaysian entity
Virtual Economy Technology Sdn Bhd (V Systems) is named by the Securities Commission Malaysia in its first Regulatory Sandbox cohort.
Regional footprint
The Malaysian company says it is a certified Malaysia Digital (MD) company serving clients in six Asian countries.
Enterprise arm
V Systems names Coded Solution as its arm for enterprise blockchain.
Open source
The reference full node is published on GitHub.
Chief executive
V Systems' April 2026 update names Yuen Khai Goh as its CEO.

History

History — V Systems
DateEvent
2018Genesis block generated with 5,142,858,000 VSYS.
2025V Systems received a Bronze Award for Innovative Design at the Bank of China (Hong Kong) Challenge 2025.
26 November 2025The Securities Commission Malaysia selected Virtual Economy Technology Sdn Bhd (V Systems) for the first cohort of its Regulatory Sandbox, in alternative financing.
8 May 2026V Systems announced it was engaged by Khazanah Nasional Berhad for Malaysia's first tokenised sukuk pilot, built on a locally deployed private blockchain.

Security and audits

Security incidents

No security incident is recorded in the sources checked on 1 November 2026 (the company’s own channels and incident databases): defillama.com/hacks, hacked.slowmist.io/search, rekt.news/leaderboard, medium.com/feed/vsystems, v.systems

Risks and caveats

Official links

Questions and answers

What is V Systems?

An open-source blockchain protocol for dApps and real-world uses, secured by Supernode Proof-of-Stake; VSYS is its native coin.

What is VSYS used for?

Staking, paying transaction fees, creating and executing contracts, and governance via SPoS.

Who is behind V Systems?

The website terms name Virtual Economy Technology Limited (Hong Kong); the Malaysian company Virtual Economy Technology Sdn Bhd was selected for the Securities Commission Malaysia's Regulatory Sandbox in November 2025.

When did V Systems launch?

V Systems says its genesis block, with 5,142,858,000 VSYS, was generated in 2018.

Sources

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