Derham Network was founded by Engineer Ziad Mansour as a practical bridge between Arabic users, verified platform mining, wallet clarity, education, rewards, and responsible blockchain settlement.
Derham Network aims to build a digital ecosystem that connects Arabic education, mining records, commercial services, rewards, reserve participation, and DER utility while clearly separating internal balances from public blockchain settlement.
The mission is to turn DER into a controlled utility ecosystem: account wallet, verified mining, rewards, reserve participation, educational content, service use, and governance that can be reviewed and audited.
Sensitive decisions are structured across operational, governance, risk, technical, marketing, reserve, and rewards roles to improve accountability before the platform expands.
The platform is in a staged launch phase: the internal ledger, policies, and operational verification act as a control layer before every external withdrawal or claim window is fully opened.
The project is organized around named departments so users, partners, and reviewers can understand who owns each operating area.
Runs daily platform operations, mining execution rules, and internal platform coordination.
Supports governance structure, administrative discipline, and decision review.
Reviews risk boundaries, assurance controls, and safer operating language.
Leads technical architecture, platform logic, wallet controls, and system evolution.
Builds market communication, user growth, campaign discipline, and community expansion.
Supports reserve thinking, savings discipline, and long-term treasury awareness.
Guides incentive logic, rewards direction, and user motivation programs.
Derham Network records platform mining activity, groups eligible records for verification, maintains an internal account ledger, and connects approved settlement activity to DER on BNB Smart Chain.
Every balance label should explain whether it is mined, verified, pending, free internally, or settled on-chain.
BNB Smart Chain, BEP-20.
Public blockchain activity should be checkable through BscScan, while internal ledger activity should be explained by policy.
Minting and external settlement should move through official cycles rather than uncontrolled individual issuance.
Every balance label should explain whether it is mined, verified, pending, free internally, or settled on-chain.
Public blockchain activity should be checkable through BscScan, while internal ledger activity should be explained by policy.
Minting and external settlement should move through official cycles rather than uncontrolled individual issuance.
DER is not a government dirham, not a bank deposit, not a promise of fixed profit, and not hardware proof-of-work mining.