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Tenzro Network 1 · Launching 1 October 2026

The open network for the Machine Economy.

Inference, training, compute, storage, identity and payments in one open-source stack, run by independent operators and settled on a post-quantum ledger. Built for humans, agents and machines.

Join the networkWhat is new in Network 1
Why now

Machines have started to buy and sell work.

Agents now hold spending authority and act without a person in the loop. They buy inference, rent compute and pay for data at machine speed. That economy needs infrastructure that was designed for it: keys that live in hardware, payments metered per use, evidence instead of claims, and finality that stays safe when quantum computers arrive.

Tenzro was built for this from the ground up. Network 1 rebuilds it from the consensus up, on a fresh genesis, with one path for everything.

Read the Network 1 overview
  1. Participants
    • Humans
    • Agents
    • Machines
  2. Services
  3. Rails
  4. Settlement
  5. Consensus
  6. Hardware
    • TPM 2.0
    • Secure Enclave
    • Passkeys
    • TEEs
    • GPUs
One network, one stake, one settlement layer. Every layer is open source under Apache 2.0.
What is new in Network 1

Seven upgrades, one network.

Network 1 replaces the testnet that ran earlier this year. Everything below ships at genesis.
  1. 01Tenzro DAG Consensus (TDC)Our post-quantum consensus protocol. Every validator proposes in parallel each round, so no single leader limits the network.
  2. 02Keys that live in hardwareEvery key is rooted in a TPM, a Secure Enclave or a passkey. There are no key files and no seed phrases.
  3. 03Trust and provenanceCertification and ratings for models and operators, issued by anyone. You choose which issuers you trust and check the rest yourself.
  4. 04The Machine EconomyA compute price index in consensus, SLA-attested rentals and metered, per-use settlement, paid in TNZO or stablecoins.
  5. 05Inference for any modelPrefix and state reuse for every architecture class, behind OpenAI-compatible APIs for chat, embeddings, images, audio and video.
  6. 06Training for agentsDecentralised training with a chat fine-tuning objective for agent trajectories. Every round can be replayed from its seed.
  7. 07Closed by defaultOpen, owner and admin methods are separate. Anything that moves money or changes state needs a signature from the account that pays.
Operators

Put your hardware to work.

A gaming PC with a GPU, a homelab, a rack in a colocation centre or a whole data centre: the same software detects the hardware it lands on and joins the network. One stake covers every role a machine takes on, and TNZO pays for the work it serves.
Become an operatorHow operating works
Who builds on Tenzro

An alternative to renting everything from one company.

Developers, researchers, regulated organisations and autonomous software use the same network, the same APIs and the same settlement layer.
TNZO

One token pays for the network.

TNZO pays every network fee and settles every transaction. Operators stake it to take on roles, earn it for the work they serve, and use it to govern the protocol. Supply is fixed at 1,000,000,000 TNZO.
TNZO economics
Open source, stewarded

Owned by no single company.

The protocol and network primitives are open source under Apache 2.0. The Tenzro Foundation, a non-profit, stewards the protocol, its repositories and TNZO. Partners such as Tenzro Labs help operators of every background get onboard.
The Foundation Become a partner
Get involved

Join Tenzro Network 1.

Anyone can operate, build on or use the network. It is permissionless and open source. Tell us how you want to take part and we will help you get started.