A wallet that turns useful work into proof you own and mints a currency from that proof
Wallets built to resist quantum computers
Stage
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MVP
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Pricing model
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Free
Pricing
During Genesis (through December 31, 2026), new wallets receive 75 PVT, agent wallets receive 75 PVT, and each computer or device receives 25 PVT, up to 500 PVT per wallet. On-demand payout of earned PVT costs a flat $1 USDC service fee.
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Key features
Provenance Envelopes that cryptographically record work without storing private content
PVT token minting from witnessed work on Base blockchain
Non-custodial wallet with user-controlled keys
Commons marketplace for hiring and job delivery with escrow
Open protocol with published Provenance Envelope standard and MIT-licensed tools
Genesis grants distributing 75 PVT to new wallets through end of 2026
Hash-based signatures resistant to Shor's algorithm
Supports Solana, Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Robinhood Chain and Elysium
Optional multisig vault for shared control
Bridge SOL, ETH, HYPE and USDC between networks
One-time key system with 1024 keys per tree
No private key on-chain for wallet address
448-byte signature size with NIST category 1 quantum security
What makes it different
99% of minted PVT goes to the person or agent who did the work, ensuring economic participation
Same protocol works for people with phones and autonomous AI agents with their own wallets
Cryptographic proof survives key compromise through provenance records independent of blockchain
Work mints only when witnessed by independent parties, preventing self-reporting
Quantum-resistant cryptography using Winternitz one-time signatures and Merkle trees
Secure key derivation with recovery words that stay valid after any rekey
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