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Everything you need to understand how RAW Protocol verifies, contracts, and settles delivery — for engineers, operators, and institutional counterparties.

Explainers

Start with the fundamentals

Reference explainers on verified delivery, hardware attestation, and what institutional counterparties need before compute can settle.

What Is RAW Protocol — verified infrastructure for physical assets

What Is RAW Protocol?

Verified-delivery settlement for the compute economy — how a RAW contract pays only for what was proven to be delivered.

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 Hardware attestation for compute and energy assets — RAW Box verification network

Hardware Attestation for Compute and Energy Assets

How RAW Box signs telemetry inside a Trusted Execution Environment to create a tamper-evident record at the asset.

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 Why AI data centers need verified performance data — GPU data center at night

Why AI Data Centers Need Verifiable Performance Data

Why operator-controlled dashboards fall short once compute moves into institutional financing, buying, and settlement.

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Insights from RAW Protocol

Analysis and field notes on verified-delivery settlement, real-world assets, and institutional infrastructure on the Canton Network.

The RAW Protocol Blog

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Insights on real-world assets, hardware attestation, and institutional settlement infrastructure — updated as we ship.
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

RAW Protocol is verified-delivery settlement infrastructure — not a marketplace, not a price index, not an exchange. The operator never takes a position, holds no inventory, and is never a counterparty to a trade.
Integrity rests on three mechanisms: telemetry is captured in a tamper-resistant edge device at the closest possible point to the source, and additionally signed inside a Trusted Execution Environment (TEE) on compatible hardware before any party can alter it; cross-verification (provider vs consumer telemetry); and a 24-hour dispute window before finality.
No. Protocol revenue is fee-based — 50 basis points per settled contract value, deducted atomically. Settlement rides regulated USDC on Canton Network.
Sub-transaction privacy, institutional adoption in production, atomic DvP, and regulated stablecoin settlement. Public blockchains cannot meet the compliance requirements of institutional capital.
Silicon Foundation owns physical assets; RAW Protocol is the technology and settlement rail.
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