Agoriz develops open infrastructure for direct, peer-to-peer economic exchange. Our focus is on building tooling that allows users to transact without intermediaries, custodial risk, or mandatory identification.
Agoriz maintains a set of protocols and tools for permissionless payments over public blockchain networks. The objective is to provide reliable primitives for sending and receiving value using only user-controlled keys, while keeping the system transparent and predictable from a technical standpoint.
The project is currently under active development. Some components are available for use, while others are in progress and will be released over time.
User-controlled funds All mechanisms are designed so that the user retains full control over their private keys and assets.
Minimal assumptions Components avoid dependencies on centralized services when possible. Protocol rules are deterministic and verifiable.
Network-based fees only The system is being redesigned to remove platform-level fees, leaving only the underlying network costs required by the blockchain used in the transaction.
Interoperability The protocol aims to support multiple EVM-compatible networks and maintain consistent behavior across them.
Transparent architecture Implementation details, transaction flows, and interfaces are documented to allow independent verification and auditing.
A multi-chain gateway for peer-to-peer value transfer. Supports:
- Ethereum, Polygon, and other EVM-compatible networks
- Non-custodial transfers
- Configurable transaction parameters
- Deterministic fee behavior (network-only as development progresses)
REST endpoints designed to simplify interaction with the protocol. Intended usage:
- creating payment requests
- retrieving transaction metadata
- network-agnostic integration for frontend clients
A set of libraries to interact with the protocol programmatically. Goals include:
- simplified payment flows for applications
- utilities for signature handling
- helpers for multi-network deployments These components are not yet stable.
The project favors correctness, resilience, and test coverage over rapid feature release. Code and documentation are published incrementally as components reach a stable baseline.
Contribution guidelines, issue templates, and development instructions will be added once the repository structure stabilizes. For now, feedback and technical discussion are welcome through GitHub issues.
