Systems
What you can use today, labelled by what it is.
In every configuration, UnyKorn cannot move Client Assets without the Client's own approval. If a piece is not marked Available, we will not sell it to you as if it were.
Labels
How to read the labels
We label our own work this way because we ask our clients to label theirs the same way. A plan, a runbook and a document are never counted as done.
| Label | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Measured | Checked against a public record, chain explorer, registry or API on the date shown. You can repeat the check. |
| Available | Running on a production network or delivered as a service today. You can use it under an engagement. |
| Evaluation | Runs on test networks or in a demonstration environment. For seeing the workflow. Never a representation about production. |
| Private testers | Invitation only; not offered as a service. |
| In development | Designed and partly built. Not offered as a service until it is labelled Available. |
| Research | Exists as research and test code. Not on a public network and not described as if it were. |
Platform
The platform, component by component
| Component | What it does | State |
|---|---|---|
| Paid-API rail (x402) | Services that charge per request in USDC using the HTTP 402 “Payment Required” standard: an application or an AI agent pays per call, with a signed receipt for every payment. Front door at genesis402.com. | Available (small scale) |
| Machine Payments Protocol (MPP) | An alternative payment handshake for agents on the same rail, implemented against the published draft. | Available (draft standard) |
| Agent identity (ERC-8004) | Our service agent is registered under the Ethereum trustless-agents standard as agent 95721 on Base, so counterparties can verify which agent they are transacting with. | Available (identity registry) |
| Member wallet | A phone and browser wallet where keys stay on the member's own device, payments go only to an approved circle, and network fees are relayed so members never need gas. Invitation only. | Private testers |
| Client settlement rails | Milestone draws, escrow-style distributions and receipts in a wallet-infrastructure workspace the client contracts in its own name. UnyKorn can propose a transaction; only the client's approver can release it. | Evaluation on test networks; production path built |
| Document access passes | Non-transferable on-chain passes that record who was granted, frozen or revoked access to a data room. | In development |
| Permissioned-token issuance | Identity-gated token standards for real-asset vehicles, with transfer restrictions enforced in code. | In development; delivered today as architecture |
| Verified documents and data room | Engagement paper, memos, models and fact sheets generated from checked templates, screened for prohibited claims, and issued as a separate sealed PDF per recipient so any leak is traceable. | Available |
| Forensics engine | Multi-layer wallet, counterparty and scam-pattern analysis with a written risk report. Public checker at blockchainfraud.org; full reports under engagement. | Available |
| Private AI operator console | The desk we run our own operation on, built for clients on their own infrastructure under engagement. | Available as a build |
Source: Company Overview v1.0 §05 and Capabilities & Track Record v1.0 §06, both dated 29 September 2026 (PDFs).
Where the rail lives
Genesis402: the rail, the node, the wallet, the listings
| Surface | What it is | Where |
|---|---|---|
| genesis402.com | Front door for the paid-API rail: 360 pay-per-call endpoints for applications and AI agents over x402 and MPP, settled in USDC on Base, with a signed receipt per call. | genesis402.com · how to pay |
| twin.unykorn.org | The rail node that answers 402 and settles. This is the host the public indexes list. | twin.unykorn.org |
| wallet.unykorn.org | The member wallet (phone and browser). Keys stay on the member's device; payments go only to an approved circle. Invitation only. | wallet.unykorn.org Private testers |
| genesis402-mcp | The hosted MCP server and npm package (0.3.5) that lets an AI agent discover and pay the rail's endpoints. | npm · Smithery · Glama |
| Coinbase x402 Bazaar | The public discovery index for x402 services. On 29 September 2026 the index held 19,064 resources across 2,016 hosts; twin.unykorn.org had 347 endpoints indexed, the 7th-largest host by indexed endpoints (13 of our 360 endpoints are not indexed because the Bazaar lists only endpoints that have settled through Coinbase's facilitator). Re-measured with a public script; not a ranking of quality or volume. | discovery API Measured |
Measurement: paged the Bazaar discovery endpoint in full and counted resources per host (script site-src/bazaar-rank.mjs; result docs/bazaar-rank-2026-09-29.json). Counts are what the index returned on that date and change daily.
Rails
How the rail pieces work
x402
Pay-per-request over the web
A service answers “402 Payment Required” with its price. The caller (an application or an AI agent) signs a USDC transfer authorisation on its own device and retries. The service verifies, settles on chain, and returns the answer with a signed receipt. No accounts, no invoices, no card on file, and a receipt for every call. The rail also supports the Machine Payments Protocol draft as an alternative handshake.
ERC-8004
Identity for agents
The Ethereum trustless-agents standard gives an AI agent an on-chain identity that counterparties can check. Our service agent is registered as agent 95721 on Base. For a client, this means a rail can be built where every agent that pays or gets paid is identifiable.
Member wallet
Keys on the member's device
Keys are generated on the member's own device and sealed under a passcode; payments go only to an approved circle; network fees are relayed so members never need gas; and the wallet is itself an x402 payer with a per-member spend cap. Invitation only, private testers. UnyKorn cannot spend from a member wallet.
Forensics
Forensics and counterparty intelligence
The engine behind blockchainfraud.org is a multi-layer pipeline: scam-pattern catalogue, heuristics, legitimacy registry, known-scam address database, on-chain address and contract intelligence, domain-age and registry lookups, safe-browsing and token intelligence, producing a weighted risk score and a written report.
| Measure | Value | How it was measured |
|---|---|---|
| Served-site checks passing against the public site | 209 of 209 | Automated test run against blockchainfraud.org, 9 Sep 2026 |
| Network checks across two public sites | 419 pass, 0 fail | Same suite across blockchainfraud.org and a second UnyKorn-operated site, 10 Sep 2026 |
| Scam patterns evaluated in the free in-browser check | 43 | Count of pattern rules; nothing is uploaded from the browser |
| Sanctioned digital-currency addresses screened | 478 | OFAC SDN digital-currency addresses imported to the registry, 9 Sep 2026 |
Sources: unykorn.ai/report/ledger.json rows INS-BF-CHECKS, INS-NETWORK-CHECKS, INS-BF-PATTERNS, INS-BF-OFAC (Edition 1.1). Prices are published on blockchainfraud.org and in the engagement letter, not here.
Public surfaces
Where the systems are served
| Surface | What it is |
|---|---|
| unykorn.ai | Front door and engagement intake. |
| blockchainfraud.org | Public fraud checker and the forensics engine behind our written reports. |
| genesis402.com | The paid-API rail for applications and AI agents. |
| legacychain.app | A consumer product for family document vaults, sold by subscription. |
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