The VOXX Network
Useful work, settled by proof.
VOXX is a market protocol for verifiable computation. Requesters fund deterministic jobs, workers compute outside the settlement layer, and verifier contracts decide whether escrow can be released.
The system in three parts
The protocol separates the asset, settlement contracts, and off-chain execution so each component has one clear responsibility.
$VOXX
The proposed application asset for eligible job deposits, accepted worker rewards, protocol fees, and future objective bonds.
Settlement
Four EVM contracts commit jobs, hold deposits, select versioned verifiers, and enforce prospective limits.
Workers
Independent software discovers jobs, executes allowlisted programs, prepares verifier evidence, and submits valid results.
What VOXX is
VOXX is an application protocol, not a new layer-one blockchain. Its contracts can settle on an EVM-compatible host chain while computation happens elsewhere. A VOXX worker does not validate host-chain blocks or replace host-chain consensus.
A job commits to a program identifier, exact input envelope, verifier, reward, and deadline. The selected verifier receives the job, program, input commitment, result commitment, and beneficiary together. If verification succeeds, the worker and protocol treasury receive claimable balances. If the deadline passes first, the requester can reclaim the full deposit.
Current release boundary
| Implemented | Four Solidity contracts, native-asset escrow, immutable job economics, deadline refunds, a TypeScript worker, tests, and a transparent square demonstration. |
|---|---|
| Target | Production proof adapters, ERC-20 job settlement, $VOXX support, reserved execution, objective worker bonds, and delayed administration. |
| Not claimed | A public network, audited contracts, a production ZK system, a token launch, token supply, allocation, sale, bridge, or public deployment addresses. |
Where to begin
Read What is $VOXX? for the proposed asset boundary, Architecture for the contracts, or the whitepaper for the full protocol argument.
Operate the reference worker and verify the local path yourself.
Run a Worker Node