The open, distributed execution layer for AI.
Inference, agents, and workflows run across a network of independent nodes — not one company's servers. Any machine can serve intelligence, rent out compute, and store data; one stake covers every role. TNZO settles it all: consumers pay from their balance, providers earn into theirs.
AI needs somewhere to run. That somewhere shouldn't be one company's servers — it should be a network, open and held in common.
The execution layer is where inference happens, where agents act, where workflows run. Underneath it sits the substrate that makes it open: nodes that serve models, rent out compute, and hold data; staking that secures them; settlement that pays them. One node can take on many roles against a single stake. No gatekeepers. No single provider. Anyone can join — serve intelligence, offer capacity, store data, run a validator.
One network. Many entities. Verifiable coordination across all of them.
Intelligence
AI models served by independent providers across modalities — chat, forecast, vision, embeddings, segmentation, detection, audio, video. Anyone can serve. Anyone can consume.
Compute
Providers rent out spare capacity by the epoch, gated on an availability proof. Consumers pay per epoch from their TNZO balance; the provider earns into theirs. Compute rides the same stake that backs serving a model.
Storage
Nodes offer free disk as decentralized storage, billed per byte-epoch and held to a proof of retrievability. One node can serve intelligence and hold data at once — one stake covers both.
Security
TEE enclaves across Intel TDX, AMD SEV-SNP, AWS Nitro, NVIDIA GPU CC, and Intel Tiber — confidential compute, key custody, and attested execution offered as a service.
Identity
TDIP — one identity protocol for humans, delegated agents, and autonomous machines. W3C DIDs, verifiable credentials, delegation scopes, auto-provisioned MPC wallets.
Agents
Agents that hold wallets, sign their own transactions, discover peers, negotiate work, and execute under delegation — with programmable spending and provable receipts.
Payments
MPP, x402, AP2, Visa TAP, Mastercard Agent Pay, Tempo, and on-chain settlement. The full surface for human-to-machine and machine-to-machine value exchange.
Settlement
Cross-chain settlement reaching Ethereum, Solana, Canton, and 130+ chains through LayerZero V2, Chainlink CCIP, Wormhole, deBridge, LI.FI, Hyperlane, Axelar, and Babylon — anchored on the Tenzro Ledger.
Open by construction. Verifiable by default. Permissionless to join.
Open and decentralized
Anyone can install a node, serve a model, host a TEE enclave, hold an identity, or stake to secure the network. No gatekeepers.
Verifiable by design
Inference, identity, payments, and settlement are anchored with proofs anyone can check — TEE attestations, Plonky3 ZK proofs, signed receipts.
Built for both
Humans and machines are first-class participants — same identity protocol, same wallets, same delegation primitives, same payment rails.
The components that make up Tenzro Network — each open, each verifiable, each composable.
The economic unit of the network. Compute, access, and coordination — priced in TNZO.
Pay for compute and access
Inference, TEE enclaves, settlement, bandwidth, storage, agent execution, identity, and ledger gas — all denominated in TNZO.
Stake to provide
Validators, model providers, TEE providers, bridge operators, and agent operators stake TNZO to participate and signal commitment.
Earn for serving
Providers earn TNZO in proportion to the value they serve. Stakers earn for the security they back. Open, programmatic, on-chain.
Govern the network
Vote on parameters, treasury, upgrades, and protocol direction. Stake-weighted, on-chain, transparent.
Teams shipping in an AI age where everything autonomous needs rails of its own.
The Tenzro Network testnet is open. Run a node, claim testnet TNZO from the faucet, serve a model, deploy an agent, or just browse the chain.
Tenzro Network is held in the public interest by the Tenzro Foundation.
The substrate that autonomous AI runs on — the intelligence, the security, the identities, the rails — cannot remain controlled by a handful of providers. The foundation stewards the codebase, the roadmap, and the governance under open principles.