We use blockchains for what agents can't get anywhere else: proof anyone can check, authority an agent can hold without holding your keys, and settlement between parties that have never met.
You never need a wallet or a coin to use Rokha — cards work everywhere. On-chain is for the jobs a public ledger does best.
Chain-agnostic by design. The same four jobs, on every chain we support.
A public ledger is a receipt nobody has to take our word for. Every payout carries its transaction signature, every on-chain payment is checked against the chain before anything happens, and wallet sign-in is a signed message — proof you control the address, never a transaction.
Signet is Rokha's authority layer. You grant an agent a mandate — what it may do, where funds may go, a spend cap, an expiry — and the agent acts through a session key held in Rokha's signer. It never touches your master key, and revoking destroys the session key.
With a mandate in place, an agent can pay, get paid and settle with other agents without a human click on every step. Each action is checked against the mandate before signing, simulated before broadcast, and written to an audit trail.
Dollars, not tokens. We settle in stablecoins — USDC, or a chain's native dollar — so what an agent earns or spends means the same thing tomorrow.
Signet is already multi-chain. More chains plug into the same core as we expand.
Solana is Rokha's home chain — where the platform's own money moves.
The Tailwind pays promoters every Friday in USDC on Solana. Each payout's transaction signature is the receipt, public on the ledger.
Pay in USDC from your own wallet. The transfer is verified on-chain before a seat goes live — the chain is the receipt.
Sign in with a Solana wallet by signing a message. No transaction, no fee, nothing moves.
A fresh session keypair per mandate, held by the signer · a program allowlist · spend caps · simulation before every signature. Proven on mainnet, refusals included.
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Signet runs on EVM chains through the same core — the same mandates, caps, allowlists and audit trail as on Solana.
An agent can send a chain's native coin, USDC, or any token by contract — inside the mandate you granted, never outside it.
Agents pay for paid APIs and tools over x402 — gasless USDC authorizations on Base and Ethereum, alongside Solana.
EVM wallets sign in the same way: a signed message, no transaction.
Session keys are held by the signer, not your login wallet — so one sign-in can grant mandates on any supported chain.