Voyager is a new application-specific blockchain architecture from Celestia for hyperscale payments in agentic commerce. It was benchmarked at a sustained 21.2 million TPS on a single node processing random transfers among 100 million accounts over five hours. The design splits processing into independent threads so the executor never blocks, uses native payment logic without a VM, and publishes every transaction to Celestia Fibre. It is being taken towards production with further technical details forthcoming.
Voyager is an application-specific blockchain architecture Celestia designed for high-volume payments, including usage-based payments between online services and agents. Its processing design separates work across independent threads, while built-in payment logic avoids a general-purpose virtual machine. Celestia reports a single-node benchmark averaging 21.2 million transfers per second across 100 million accounts over five hours. The article notes that the benchmark did not include replication, state-root computation, or real-time transaction-status queries at that volume. Voyager publishes transactions to Celestia Fibre for replay and verification.
