Tip
This guide walks through first-touch IXO domain and digital twin setup—how you get a real actor or asset onto the shared map of state. If you are building agents and cooperative workflows, read What you can build, then Qi: cooperation on verified workflows and Agentic Oracles, and use the Agentic Oracles ADK and Personal Agent ADK when you wire code.
Set up your personal IXO domain
Create your IXO Account
- Generate a blockchain account address
- Secure your private key and mnemonic phrase
- Fund your account with IXO tokens for transaction fees
Register your Interchain Identifier (IID)
- Choose a human-readable identifier for your domain
- Create your DID using the IID method (did:ixo:...)
- Submit registration transaction to the IID Module
Configure Domain Properties
- Set domain controllers
- Define service endpoints
- Specify resource locations
- Configure access rights
- Set up metadata
Initialize your Cognitive Digital Twin
Select Domain Class
- Choose appropriate Protocol Domain class
- Review inherited properties
- Understand class-specific features
Configure Domain Document
- Set custom domain properties
- Define relationships
- Add claims and credentials
- Configure service endpoints
Activate Domain
- Submit domain configuration
- Verify domain registration
- Test domain resolution
Manage your Self-Sovereign Identity
Identity Verification
- Submit verification credentials
- Link external identifiers
- Establish trust anchors
Access Control
- Set up controller permissions
- Configure delegation rights
- Manage service authorizations
Domain Management
- Monitor domain status
- Update domain properties
- Manage relationships and claims
- Track verification status
Next Steps
After completing these steps, you'll have:
- An active IXO domain with a unique IID
- A configured Cognitive Digital Twin
- A managed Self-Sovereign Identity
You can now:
- Create and manage digital assets
- Participate in protocol domains
- Establish verified relationships
- Submit and verify claims