IXO Protocol is the module set for identity-bound entities, claims, credentials, assets, and programmable coordination. Impact Hub Network is the primary public deployment of this stack; applications and services across the ecosystem target that network unless noted otherwise.
IXO Protocol records the parts of real-world work that coordination depends on: who is involved, what exists in the model, what is claimed, what evidence supports assertions, how important state changes over time, and which actions are valid under the rules.
It is how you move from “messages and documents about a program” to inspectable, permissioned state that agents and partners can rely on—then extend with IXO Matrix, IXO Blocksync, and Agentic Oracles for full workflows.
Conceptual scope
Protocol primitives
IXO Protocol provides modules for identity-bound entities, claims workflows, and programmable coordination.
Network deployment
Impact Hub Network is the primary public deployment used by applications and services in the IXO ecosystem.
Cross-service role
IXO Matrix, IXO Blocksync, and Agentic Oracles integrate with IXO Protocol to execute end-to-end workflows.
Why it matters
- Anchors identities and rights in verifiable records.
- Supports claims and attestations that drive downstream workflows.
- Provides the shared state foundation for tokenized and governed coordination.