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Institutions need infrastructure that can settle trillions daily. @KeetaNetwork makes this possible through its architecture. Keeta uses DAG architecture where each account maintains its own chain of state transitions. Transactions process in parallel across the network rather than waiting in a single queue. This eliminates congestion and fee spikes that happen when transactions compete for limited block space. In a Google Cloud stress test, Keeta achieved peak simulated throughput of 11.2M TPS. SWIFT processes roughly $7.5 trillion across 45M messages daily. Keeta’s architecture is capable of handling similar transaction volumes. This represents peak throughput under optimal conditions, but even a fraction of this capacity would exceed current chains by orders of magnitude. Consensus runs on delegated proof of stake with a layered validation process where representatives provide temporary votes before committing permanent ones. This cross validation structure prevents errors while maintaining the speed of parallel execution. The system decouples nodes from physical servers. Multiple servers can support a single node, which enables both vertical and horizontal scaling without network disruption. Hardware can be upgraded or replaced without pausing the node's consensus role. Keeta also addresses potential spam attacks through a dynamic fee system. Network owners can configure flat fees, percentage based fees, zero fee options, or split fees across currencies. Keeta's infrastructure is built from the ground up for institutional settlement.