“On AEREDIUM, no person and no company validates a transaction. Validation is attested code that nobody, including us, can influence; so no sanctioned, malicious or anonymous party can ever have validated a transaction on our chain. What people do is verify: people verify the attestation. We call it proof of attestation, and it is a new category of blockchain.”
Albert Dadon AMCEO and Founder, AEREDIUM
We now measure the capacity of the blockchain. We call it Duffie’s Measurement, after Professor Darrell Duffie of Stanford University. See Duffie’s Measurement live
A Layer 1 blockchain, validated by machine and verified by people. Attested software under a trusted environment admits and orders every transaction, with no human in the path. Known, named verifiers confirm the record after it is written. EVM compatible.
Non-English. Click here.Live testnet · 29 blocks per second · every enclave attested
Live testnet
Block production and block height below are read live from the chain's RPC; the transaction count from the explorer. The full testnet page carries the faucet, the RPC endpoint and the documentation.
Settlement certainty
Because the capacity of the chain is measured and published every minute, a settlement can be booked well ahead of its date, with its slot guaranteed. The fee is a published price for the data you settle, and AERX is the only utility with which the gas fee is settled on the AEREDIUM chain.
250,000 / sec
End-to-end throughput. Contention for a settlement window does not arise.
USD 60 per megabyte
Every transaction pays for the data it carries, nothing else: a plain transfer of about 100 bytes costs six tenths of a cent, a kilobyte six cents, a megabyte sixty dollars. The price is published and re-set once a year by the clouds' own data-transfer index.
No proof of stake
Ordering is produced by attested enclaves, not by stake.
Which is why a large settlement can be planned with certainty. Measured capacity. A guaranteed slot. A published price.
What it replaces
On a stake-weighted chain, holding your gas money is not enough. A participant with more capital can take the block ahead of you, and the sequence in which transactions settle is a purchasable good.
Who does what
Reading the AEREDIUM ledger is open to anyone, and so is sending a transaction to it.
Before a transaction is written, attested software under a trusted environment admits and orders it, with no proof of stake, no vote and no person in the path. After it is written, known people verify it. Verifier nodes, held by named and onboarded parties, confirm each day’s record against the chain and its attestation on Bitcoin, and the chain reads their confirmation to attest the finality of its blocks. A verifier can confirm or dispute the record. It cannot change it, delay it or re-order it.
The evidence
Visa peaks near 24,000 transactions per second and Mastercard near 5,000. AEREDIUM sustains 250,000 end to end. A one billion dollar bond portfolio, settled as a hundred line items across five funds, occupies roughly two milliseconds of chain time.
Validation is performed by attested enclaves running provable code, each block carrying the attestation that says so. What an institution verifies is a proof about the machine rather than an undertaking about conduct.
Every transaction pays for the data it carries at a published price per megabyte, settled in AERX and burned. Once a year the price is re-set by the movement of the average data-transfer price of the three largest public clouds, so the level is the market's and nobody with an interest in AERX sets it. A plain transfer of about 100 bytes costs six tenths of a cent, a transaction carrying a kilobyte six cents, and a megabyte of data sixty dollars, so settlement operations can be budgeted to the byte against a price known a year ahead.
For institutions
Each level is additive. None of them requires the one above it, and the first needs no integration at all.
Level 1
Read the chain of record. No integration and no commitment.
Level 2
AERKey threshold custody, AerKYC gate, StablePro wallet.
Level 3
Atomic delivery versus payment against audited digital cash.
Level 4
Full AERLink integration into core banking and treasury systems.
Architecture
The technical white paper carries the full specification, the consensus and attestation design, and the patent position.
Threshold signing custody. No single party ever holds a key.
The settlement and transaction layer of the chain of record.
Integration into existing core banking and treasury systems.
Sealed execution. Desk confidentiality without leaving the chain.
Enclave attestation carried in every block, checkable by anyone.
Take it away
Forty-five pages. Architecture, consensus, attestation and the settlement model in full.
Download the PDFThe desktop wallet. Same release bar as the Airdrops page.
Community
Ambassadors carry AEREDIUM into their own city, language and network. Applications are open.
AER360
From 6 November 2026, AER360 judges and serves forty-six EVM chains and Solana, every payment tested against the client's charter before any signature. See the list.
Product
AERSeal in the words of the team that built it.