Exchange Stellar (XLM) with Lowest Fees

Scaling is a key issue faced by many blockchains. Though cryptocurrencies provide a secure and decentralized means of digital payment, longer transaction processing times are hindering the mass adoption. Stellar is an open-source blockchain that is highly scalable and capable of confirming transactions almost instantly. It can handle 1,000 transactions per second. Stellar came into existence as a result of the Ripple hard fork in the year 2014. Stellar Development Foundation (SDF), a non-profit organization that was set up in the same year oversees the development and growth of the Stellar blockchain.Stellar shares many similarities with its sister blockchain, Ripple, and functions similar to SWIFT. Stellar connects the financial institutions with the blockchain. Banks, exchanges, and global payment services use the Stellar network to process cross-border transactions quickly at a low fee. Lumen is the native cryptocurrency of the Stellar blockchain and XLM is its trading ticker. Though Stellar supports all the digital currencies, users are required to hold a small amount of XLM to conduct transactions on the network. XLM can also be traded against other cryptocurrencies.