The partner network
Members, sponsors and downlines form trees of any depth. Volumes roll up the tree, ranks are calculated from the rules you set, and every payout is a balanced double-entry posting — exact to the cent and traceable to the orders behind it.
The node network
A node is one server running SakinaOS. A network of nodes is a trust domain: it has its own root key, its own rules for who may sign what, and a public log of every key issued or revoked.
- Each organisation has one home node; replicas elsewhere hold only encrypted data
- Critical decisions require weighted k-of-n signatures
- Releases and deployments are signed
- A key can be revoked, and the revocation is visible to every node
- An append-only transparency log gives a proof that an entry is included
- Data placement is provable: a node accepts data only with a proof that the placement meets the policy
One node, many roles
Every node runs the same signed image. Its role is set by configuration:
- Business platform: sales, partners, accounting, orders and staff
- Compute: takes the place of a virtual machine
- Storage: encrypted disks, background checks, data kept through power cuts
- Database access over the PostgreSQL protocol
- Event streams over the Kafka protocol
- Fast lookups over the Redis protocol
A network can start with one node and grow by adding nodes and roles — in our cloud, in your data centre, or both.
The transparency log is a plain append-only log with inclusion proofs. The network trusts its own root key and its own rules — nobody outside it has a vote.