Cryptography and signatures
The design considers public keys, addresses, digital signatures, ECDSA secp256k1 and hash functions per the final specification of each layer.
Security and governance
The project considers cryptographic signatures, access controls and traceability of operations. Implementing and validating these mechanisms follows the technical evolution of the network.
The design considers public keys, addresses, digital signatures, ECDSA secp256k1 and hash functions per the final specification of each layer.
The design considers validation participants and a consensus mechanism. Topology, roles and participation criteria still depend on the technical specification.
The design requires multiple approvals for certain administrative actions. Roles and powers will be detailed in the technical documentation.
Identity and access controls are planned for enterprise environments. KYC, KYB or AML policies will only be described after the operation is defined and the applicable legal review.
Hashes, blocks and timestamps can support integrity evidence and authorized lookups.
Private networks and enterprise integrations may require authorized participants, internal policies and explicit permissions.
The specific use of SHA-256, Keccak-256 and other cryptographic functions depends on the final specification of each layer of the architecture. Pending technical confirmation.