Platforms
Platform Architecture
Understanding the IXO Platform Stack
The IXO Platform Stack consists of five integrated layers that enable market ecosystems through a flexible, modular architecture that can be configured for any market vertical.
Platform Stack
1. User Interfaces
IXO Portal & Mobile
Core applications for hosting and interacting with market ecosystem platforms
Custom Apps
Proprietary and integrated applications
Digital Wallets
Asset and credential management
AI Agents
Intelligent interface agents and automation
2. Applications
Mobile & Web
- Progressive web applications
- Native mobile apps
- Cross-platform solutions
- Responsive interfaces
IoT Applications
- Device management
- Sensor integration
- Real-time monitoring
- Edge computing
AI Applications
- Intelligent agents
- Predictive analytics
- Natural language processing
- Computer vision
Integration Apps
- Enterprise connectors
- API integrations
- Data pipelines
- System bridges
3. Market Platforms
Aggregation Networks
Aggregation Networks
- Supply aggregation
- Demand aggregation
- Resource pooling
- Market making
- Price discovery
Distribution Networks
Distribution Networks
- Asset distribution
- Service delivery
- Value transfer
- Network routing
- Settlement systems
Data Networks
Data Networks
- Data marketplaces
- Analytics platforms
- Intelligence networks
- Knowledge graphs
- Insight distribution
Intelligent Oracle Services
Intelligent Oracle Services
- Oracle coordination
- Automated verification
- Real-time data feeds
- Truth consensus
- Intelligent automation
Network State
Network State
- Digital jurisdiction
- Governance frameworks
- Policy automation
- Collective intelligence
- Network sovereignty
4. Modular Services
Data & Integration Services
Data & Integration Services
- Linked-Data Libraries: Semantic data management
- Composable Data: Modular data structures
- DID Resolvers: Identity resolution services
- Data Oracles: External data integration
- Web 2.0 Connectors: Legacy system integration
- Schemers: Reusable data patterns
Financial & Transaction Services
Financial & Transaction Services
- Token Minting: Asset creation and issuance
- Liquidity Pools: Market making services
- Smart Contracts: Automated transactions
- Blockspace: Transaction processing allocation
- Fiat On/Off Ramps: Currency conversion services
- Cross-chain Routing: Multi-chain transaction routing
Verification & Security Services
Verification & Security Services
- Credential Exchange: Verifiable credential management
- Verification Protocols: Standardized verification processes
- Algorithms: Computational verification tools
Agentic AI Services
Agentic AI Services
- Agent Orchestration: Multi-agent coordination
- Model Integration: AI model deployment and management
- Learning Systems: Adaptive intelligence
- Inference Engines: Decision support
- Knowledge Bases: Semantic understanding
- Autonomous Services: Self-governing systems
5. Digital Infrastructures
Communication Layer
Communication Layer
- Peer-to-peer networks
- Message routing
- Event streaming
- Protocol bridges
Transaction Layer
Transaction Layer
- Blockchain networks
- Smart contract execution
- State management
- Consensus mechanisms
Storage Layer
Storage Layer
- Distributed file systems
- State databases
- Credential stores
- Data indexing
Intelligence Layer
Intelligence Layer
- Data Infrastructure
- Data lakes
- Feature stores
- Vector databases
- Stream processors
- Model Infrastructure
- Model registries
- Training pipelines
- Inference endpoints
- Model monitoring
- Knowledge Infrastructure
- Ontology stores
- Knowledge graphs
- Reasoning engines
- Semantic networks
- Agent Infrastructure
- Agent registries
- Coordination mechanisms
- Learning environments
- Policy frameworks
Core Components
IXO Protocol Blockchain
Blockchain network for digital twins, impact claims, and tokenization
IXO Matrix
Secure data storage and messaging with end-to-end encryption
Agentic Oracles
AI-powered agent services that perform evaluations, verifications, and intelligent automations
Blocksync
Indexing and query service for blockchain data
Platform Configuration
Implementation Options
Public Markets
Open platforms with public verification
Private Networks
Permissioned access and governance
Hybrid Systems
Combined public/private features
Platform as a Service
Managed platform deployment and operations
Getting Started
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Developer Guides
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