peaq

About peaq

peaq is described as an economic system that enables robots and machines to do business on every chain. It provides a neutral, omnichain coordination layer intended to give machines — including robots, vehicles, devices, sensors, and AI agents — what they need to become autonomous economic actors, such as verifiable identities, wallets, portable reputation, tokenization, and cross-chain settlement guarantees. peaq is structured in three layers: the Machine Layer (peaqOS), which onboards any machine as a composable economic actor; the Trust Layer, which provides coordination, validation, and economically secured reputation scores backed by staked capital; and the Service Layer, which connects machines to external service markets through a permissionless adapter framework for discovery, scoring, and orchestration. peaq is described as chain-neutral by design, operating as a shared trust and coordination layer for machines across existing blockchains. A machine onboarded through peaq is said to exist across all supported chains simultaneously, allowing any application on any chain to discover, verify, and transact with it. peaq is also described as enabling 'Robot Money,' defined as any medium of exchange, measure of value, or means of payment that robots and machines use across any chain.

• peaq describes itself as an economic system for robots and machines to do business on every chain.
• It is structured in three layers: the Machine Layer (peaqOS), the Trust Layer, and the Service Layer.
• The Trust Layer provides reputation scores backed by staked capital.
• A machine onboarded through peaq is said to exist across all supported chains simultaneously.
• peaq introduces the concept of 'Robot Money' for machines across any chain.