Tenzro Network 1
Network 1What is new, and how the network fits together
TNZOThe token that pays every fee and settles the work
SecurityPost-quantum consensus, hardware-rooted keys
Live
Tenzro ScanBlocks, transactions and traffic
Network statusEndpoints and chain health
ConsoleWallet, agents, faucet and resources
AI
InferenceAny open model behind OpenAI-compatible APIs
TrainingDecentralised, replayable training runs
ComputeGPU and CPU capacity, priced by an open index
Storage and dataStorage and managed databases
AgentsIdentity, wallets and limits for software agents
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
InteroperabilityBridges to the major networks
Provide resources
Become an operatorFrom one GPU at home to a data centre
Operator rolesValidator, RPC, AI, compute, storage, security
DownloadsNode, CLI and desktop app
ApplyGet help onboarding your hardware
Build
Developer hubQuick start, SDKs and endpoints
DocumentationGuides and reference
TutorialsStep-by-step builds
ModelsEvery model in the registry
Reference
API referenceJSON-RPC and REST
CLI referenceEvery command
SDK referenceRust and TypeScript
WhitepapersProtocol design in depth
Who it is for
AI applicationsOpen models at open-market prices
Regulated industriesControl over models, data and residency
Private AISensitive workloads in attested hardware
Research and trainingDistributed compute for model builders
Agents and machinesBuy inference and compute without a human
Exchanges and bridgesFinality you can carry and verify
About
Tenzro FoundationSteward of the network and TNZO
PartnersBuild and bring operators onto the network
Case studiesDesigns built on Tenzro
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BlogNews and engineering
FAQCommon questions
BrandName and logo use

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Platform · Trust and verification

Evidence, not claims.

Certification, ratings, signed policies and hardware attestation, so you can check who served what, under which rules.

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Capabilities

What trust and verification gives you.

Certification by anyone
Any party can certify or rate a model or an operator. You choose the issuers you trust.
Signed operator policies
Operators publish what they serve and how. They are slashed only for provable breaches of their own policy.
Model provenance
Weights are stored across multiple origins and verified by hash before they are served.
Hardware attestation
Trusted execution environments on Intel TDX, AMD SEV-SNP, AWS Nitro and NVIDIA confidential GPUs are checked against each vendor's attestation chain.
Proofs
STARK proofs over Plonky3 for statements that can be checked by anyone.
Compliance tiers
Tiers come from trust credentials that relying parties choose, not from a central registry.

Documentation

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