RequestPrice(REQ)
Details Request (REQ) Price information (USD)
The current real-time price of REQ is $0.0657. In the past 24 hours, REQ has traded between $0.0650 and $0.0661, showing strong market activity. The all-time high of REQ is $1.059, and the all-time low is $0.0045.
From a short-term perspective, the price change of REQ over the past 1 hour is
Request (REQ) Market Information
Request (REQ) Today's Price
The live price of REQ today is $0.0657, with a current market cap of $48.904M. The 24-hour trading volume is 1M. The price of REQ to USD is updated in real time.
Request (REQ) Price History (USD)
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Top 5 addresses | Holding amount | Holding ratio | |
|---|---|---|---|
ethereum | 0x0632...30962e  | 184.825M | 18.24% |
ethereum | 0xf977...41acec | 69.280M | 6.84% |
ethereum | 0xda5d...71ee25 | 44.000M | 4.34% |
ethereum | 0x4a60...aab931 | 25.542M | 2.52% |
ethereum | 0xbfb2...35d38d | 23.888M | 2.36% |
Other | 665.866M | 65.71% |
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REQUEST (REQ) FAQ
What is the difference between Request Network and Request Finance?
This is a common area of confusion. Request Network refers to the open-source, decentralized protocol – the underlying infrastructure for payment requests. Request Finance, conversely, is a specific application built on top of this protocol. It's an enterprise-focused product designed for invoicing and payroll solutions. While both are related to the Request ecosystem, they are distinct entities with separate development teams and operational focuses.
What is the REQ token used for within the Request ecosystem?
The REQ token serves four main purposes. It acts as an anti-spam mechanism, requiring a small fee for creating payment requests. It grants governance rights, allowing holders to vote on protocol upgrades and community initiatives. Users can stake REQ to secure the network and earn protocol rewards. Additionally, holding or using REQ can provide fee discounts on various integrated products within the ecosystem.
Is Request Network a blockchain, or how does it operate technologically?
No, Request Network is not a blockchain itself. It functions as a decentralized protocol for payment requests. It is built atop the Ethereum blockchain, leveraging its security and decentralization. For data storage, it utilizes IPFS (InterPlanetary File System), ensuring immutable and distributed storage. Payment requests are primarily persisted and indexed on the Gnosis Chain, demonstrating its multi-chain operational strategy.
Was there a recent security incident or breach related to the Request project?
Yes, in September 2025, the Request Finance front-end experienced a phishing exploit. This incident led to a financial loss of approximately $3 million for one user. The team responded swiftly, patching the vulnerability immediately. While the exploit targeted the application's front-end rather than the core protocol, it remains a notable event and a frequent point of discussion within the community regarding front-end security practices.
What is "veREQ" and its significance for token holders?
Following a significant governance update in 2025, "veREQ" stands for vote-escrowed REQ. This mechanism allows users to lock their REQ tokens for a chosen duration. By doing so, they gain enhanced voting power on governance proposals and become eligible for increased yield or staking multipliers. This system encourages long-term commitment to the network, aligning user incentives with the protocol's sustained growth and security.
Is the REQ token designed with a deflationary mechanism?
Yes, the REQ token is designed to be deflationary. A predetermined portion of the fees generated and collected by the Request protocol is regularly burned. As of late 2025, this burning mechanism has become a significant factor, with the total burned supply increasing substantially through consistent monthly burns, such as the reported over 580,000 tokens by late 2025. This process effectively reduces the token's circulating supply over time.
