UnyKorn: 2-Minute Live Demo
Follow along on any laptop or phone. You need a web browser. You do not need an account, a wallet or a password.
Figures quoted here come from https://chain.unykorn.ai/api/site, fetched 10 Oct 2026 at 12:37 UTC. The live site will show newer numbers when you run this.
0:00 to 0:30. Open the investor site
- Open https://chain.unykorn.ai.
- Wait a second for the live panel to fill in. Each number is read live from UnyKorn's systems.
- Point out:
- Paid services live. 370 at fetch time.
- Paid calls settled. 1,083 at fetch time. Each one has a signed receipt.
- From outside wallets. 713 at fetch time. These are wallets UnyKorn neither controls nor funded.
- Agent IDs on Base. 22 ERC-8004 identities.
- Requests to our MCP server. 42,202 at fetch time.
Say: "Agents pay per call in USDC over x402 or MPP. Every paid call comes back with a signed receipt. Now let's check one."
0:30 to 1:00. Verify a real receipt
- Scroll to Verify a real payment.
- Enter the receipt id g402-22fd3c6e1963d1e5 if it is not already filled in.
- Press Verify.
- Your browser fetches the batch that holds this receipt. It rebuilds the fingerprint from its parts and checks it against the one written to UnyKorn's record chain.
What you should see: the receipt is verified on two chains: UnyKorn Chain, our own Rust network, and the record chain, each with the block it was written in.
Say: "My browser did that check. It did not take our word for it."
1:00 to 1:20. Open the signed receipt
- Under the result, click the link to the signed receipt itself. It opens:
https://twin.unykorn.org/receipts/g402-22fd3c6e1963d1e5
- Point out these fields:
- task: the service the agent paid for.
- rail: how it paid (base:usdc for this one).
- tx_hash: the payment transaction on Base.
- payer_class: external, so an outside wallet paid.
- result_sha256: a hash of the answer the agent received.
- signed and signature_key_id: the rail's Ed25519 signing key.
Say: "The receipt ties the payment to the answer. Anyone can check the payment transaction on Base."
1:20 to 2:00. Follow the record to Base
- Open https://proof.unykorn.org.
- Browse the latest batches. Each batch holds fingerprints of receipts, agent ID cards and internal records. A new batch is written every 15 minutes. Only fingerprints are published.
- Open the latest Base checkpoint. This is a fingerprint of the whole record chain, written to Base once a day.
- Follow the link to basescan.org. At fetch time the latest checkpoint was:
- Base transaction 0xd0f4388ccf7d85ab81625f6ed38cc71b35f84e584926616f9513cf4420b3a560
- Base block 52,420,306, at 10 Oct 2026 10:59 UTC
- It fingerprints the record chain as of record chain block 4,041.
- Link: basescan.org/tx/0xd0f4388ccf7d85ab81625f6ed38cc71b35f84e584926616f9513cf4420b3a560
Say: "Base is a public chain we do not control. If an earlier record changed, it would no longer match the fingerprint on Base, and anyone could see the mismatch."
If something does not load
- If the live panel shows dashes, refresh once. The figures come from a live API.
- If Verify says "not found", check the receipt id for typos. Any Genesis402 receipt id works.
- If basescan is slow, open the Base transaction hash in any Base block explorer.
What this demo does not show
- It does not show dollar revenue. Revenue is early.
- UnyKorn Chain, our own Rust network, is in beta.
- UnyKorn runs every validator today.
UnyKorn LLC, Wyoming. This material describes technology and live operations. It is not an offer to sell, or a solicitation of an offer to buy, any security or token, and it is not financial, legal or tax advice.
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