Connect with credibility

Tythe enables verified devices to interact only within trust-compliant communication networks.

All transmissions, exchanges, and cross-system communications are authenticated through DISC-based Access Policies (APs) and verifiable identity checks.

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Core Capabilities

• Access Enforcement: Each device must meet minimum DISC and metric thresholds to exchange data or resources.

• Secure Protocol Bridge: TRIS.dev devices communicate through zk-verified channels with human, organizational, or AI Agent TRIS identities.

• Cross-Ecosystem Compatibility: Device-to-device and device-to-agent interactions remain compliant across Tythe-integrated verticals — energy, infrastructure, data, and AI.

In Tythe, connectivity itself becomes a credibility event. Every packet, handshake, or signal is validated, timestamped, and attributed to a verified TRIS.dev identity.

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Applications

• Smart grids validating both generation and consumption nodes.

• Sensor networks enforcing accuracy through continuous peer validation.

• Data infrastructure ensuring verified nodes contribute authentic information to markets and systems.

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FAQs

Can unverified devices connect to Tythe-verified ones? No. All connections must pass Access Policy (AP) checks that verify DISC and metric thresholds before communication begins.

Can devices operate across multiple networks? Yes. TRIS.dev identities are interoperable across Tythe-connected networks, provided AP and DISC requirements are satisfied in each environment.

How is data integrity maintained between devices? Data exchanges are accompanied by proof hashes and policy tokens, allowing receivers to validate authenticity and source credibility before acceptance.

Can AP thresholds differ by region or regulation? Yes. Organizations can configure AP parameters (DISC minimums, metrics, or verification tiers) per region, jurisdiction, or operational context.

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