Resource intake
Capital, projects, services, and relationships enter through the node's declared scope.
Node Network
The operators who power the network.
In WCN, a node is the accountable operator behind every deal, every task, and every outcome. Tiers reflect scope and trust — earned through verified results, not vanity metrics.
Nodes are where the business loop lands in the real economy: they bring in opportunities, own execution, provide evidence, and participate in settlement.
How nodes operate
Execution ownership
Nodes own the work: tasks, collaborators, milestones, and delivery risk.
Evidence & PoB
Outcomes are backed by evidence. Verified loops become Proof of Business records.
Settlement
Nodes participate in allocation and fees tied to their verified contribution.
Clarity
What nodes are — and are not
Nodes are
- Accountable operators who bring capital, projects, and services into the network
- Owners of execution risk within their declared scope
- Participants in evidence, review, and Proof of Business
- Contributors to settlement, tied to what they actually delivered
Nodes are not
- Passive listings or unverified partner badges
- Anonymous channels with no identity or accountability
- Campaign shells with no ongoing role in the network
- A substitute for legal, tax, or regulatory obligations
Types
Six registry types
Aligned with on-chain registry enums (GLOBAL → AGENT): scope and trust from network anchors down to scoped AI execution.
On-chain registry enums map to partner tiers as follows: GLOBAL→Founding, REGION→Country, CITY→City, INDUSTRY→Track, FUNCTIONAL→Service Provider, AGENT→agent execution records (not a partner tier).
01
Founding Partner
Cross-region capital, flagship projects, and strategic connectors. Example: sovereign funds, top-tier VCs, global infrastructure providers.
Tier 1
02
Country Partner
National or financial-center hubs for compliance, capital formation, and deal orchestration. Example: Singapore fund admins, Dubai family offices.
Tier 2
03
City Partner
Geography-anchored operators: local deal flow, partnerships, and execution in a specific metro or market. Example: a capital desk in Shanghai, an OTC desk in Dubai.
Tier 3
04
Track Partner
Vertical specialists who carry a sector thesis across regions. Example: DeFi research labs, RWA platforms, media networks, stablecoin programs.
Tier 4
05
Service Provider
Service providers who plug into the network. Example: market makers, law firms, audit practices, development studios.
Tier 5
06
Agent execution layer
Registered AI agents executing scoped tasks with permission, logging, and audit. Human oversight stays in the loop.
Tier 6
Lifecycle
From application to active operator
Five stages from first contact to full operations — with clear criteria at every gate.
- 01
Application
Submit your identity, capabilities, jurisdiction, and the resources you bring.
- 02
Review & diligence
The network verifies your background, screens for risk, and may request clarifications.
- 03
Contract & onboarding
Sign agreements, set up billing, and meet go-live criteria before operations begin.
- 04
Active operations
Run tasks, close deals, submit evidence, and build your PoB record.
- 05
Tier & status changes
Move up through verified contribution quality — or face probation for sustained failure.
Governance
Admission, upgrade, and removal
Admission
Identity, capability, resource scope, and optional stake or seat binding when required.
Upgrade
Earned through PoB volume, evidence quality, and collaboration success — not marketing claims.
Removal
Triggered by low contribution, fabricated evidence, severe breach, or settlement bypass.
Node path