Tenzro Network 1
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TNZOThe token that pays every fee and settles the work
SecurityPost-quantum consensus, hardware-rooted keys
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Settlement and trust
LedgerEVM, SVM and DAML on one settlement layer
PaymentsMetered, per-use payments in TNZO and stablecoins
Identity and keysHardware-rooted keys for people, agents, machines
Trust and verificationTEE attestation, proofs, provenance
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Private AISensitive workloads in attested hardware
Research and trainingDistributed compute for model builders
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Platform · Identity and keys

Keys that live in hardware.

One identity system for people, agents and machines, with every key rooted in a passkey, a TPM or a Secure Enclave.

Read the docs Create your passkey wallet

Capabilities

What identity and keys gives you.

Passkey wallets
Sign in with a passkey. Your identity and wallet are derived from it: no seed phrase and no key file.
Post-quantum signatures
Every passkey operation carries an ML-DSA-65 signature alongside P-256.
Every device you own
Link more devices to the same identity, and add guardians, so losing one device never means losing the account.
Machines
Any TPM 2.0 machine or Secure Enclave can hold a machine identity; keys are derived from the hardware on demand.
Agents
Delegate identities to agents with scopes and spending limits, and revoke them at any time.
Open standards
W3C decentralised identifiers and verifiable credentials, and ERC-8004 agent identities.

Documentation

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