Opening the Era of
Post-Blockchain

Ultraviolet revives P2P with client-side validation, enabling a mind-blowing TPS rate, supporting IoT and AI dApps, and providing trustless multichain gateways & DEX.

Revolutionising
the Industry

Client-side validation merges cypherpunk values with large-scale use cases, avoiding blockchain and Bitcoin soft fork limitations.

No Blockchain Required

Works as a native zk-proof system, without the need for traditional blockchain infrastructure.

Feature 01

Ultra-Low Transaction Fees

No gas; transaction fees are minimal and can be paid in stablecoins or the transaction asset.

Feature 02

AI Smart Contracts

Unprecedented scalability allows running high-load computing as a part of smart contracts.

Feature 03

Reviving P2P

Ultraviolet connects client-side validation protocols, unlocking many use cases and making blockchain obsolete.

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Does not require blockchain works as a native zk-proof system.

Mindblowing TPS rate supporting IoT and AI dApps.

Trustless multichain gateways & DEX attract liquidity from BTC, ETH and other chains.

No gas; ultra-low transaction fees in stablecoins or transaction asset.

Trustless 2-way-peg to Bitcoin and Prime that uses payment channels

AI smart contracts unprecedented scalability allows running high-load computing as a part of smart contract.

Next-Gen
Smart contracts

Unlock the potential of ultra-fast, secure and scalable transactions.

RGB: Smart Contracts

Client-side validated smart contracts ensuring security and efficiency.

Feature 02

Prime: New Non-Blockchain Consensus

Ensures scalability and client-side validation.

Feature 03

Storm: Data Availability Network

Allows users to access and exchange client-side validated data, do messaging, share AI models, and files.

Feature 01
Client-side validation platform

Ultraviolet:

No blockchain

No soft forks

No hard forks

Works with Bitcoin and Lightning Network

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