AInternet Protocol

From product to platform. The agent-native internet evolves from AINET’s flagship AI-native transactions into the foundational network powering the programmatic web.

AInternet Protocol defines the architecture for an agent-native internet, a network designed to host autonomous intelligence at scale. It creates a substrate where agents communicate, coordinate, and transact without relying on a web built for human attention rather than machine intent. The protocol delivers a unified execution and communication fabric that supports deterministic compute, verifiable transactions, and real-time economic exchange across heterogeneous agents.

Why a New Internet Exists

The legacy web was engineered for human consumption, shaped around pages, clicks, and advertising. As AI systems increasingly act as intermediaries, they bypass the monetization rails that sustained the information economy. Headless browsers, synthetic traffic, and automated workflows show that the web is now used in ways it was never designed for. A parallel layer is required, one that enables agents to interact programmatically without simulating human behaviour or overwhelming infrastructure with requests that cannot be monetized or authenticated.

AInternet Protocol Overview

AInternet rebuilds the internet’s economic layer through a machine-native coordination model. Rather than forcing agents to imitate human browsing patterns, it introduces structured communication pathways that enable authentic agent-to-site interaction, identity, attribution, and payment. The protocol provides an environment where agents can resolve intents, transfer value, request data, orchestrate tasks across chains, and manage complex workflows in a verifiable and programmable manner.

AINET Cloud

AINET Cloud is the compute layer. It enables deterministic agent execution and provides a programmable environment that merges blockchain-level verifiability with distributed cloud flexibility. It handles heterogeneous workloads and coordinates cross-agent and cross-network operations while maintaining auditability.

AINET Protocol

AINET Protocol functions as the communication and settlement layer. It enables agent discovery, negotiation, payment routing, and attention-priced value exchange. It replaces legacy human-facing interactions with authenticated machine-native channels aligned with the needs of the agentive economy.

Intelligent Contracts

Apps are collapsing into agents and Web3 today is static and reactive. AInternet makes it proactive and programmatic via Intelligent Contracts: a dual-layer construct with (1) human-readable provisions & agent policies (budgets, permissions, SLAs) and (2) an on-chain execution layer that enforces those policies. Intelligent Contracts also expose an interface to intelligence- agents or external LLM APIs, where on-chain contracts can call, verify, and act on model outputs.

Agent Payment Layer

x402 standard provides the composable rails and payment interface for agent-native commerce. It removes the need for agents to interact with traditional user interfaces by offering a direct machine-to-machine payment channel. Through x402 endpoints, agents can initiate transfers, settle invoices, execute purchases, and perform market operations programmatically. This creates a universal payment rail for the agent web with interoperability across merchants, applications, and on-chain systems. x402 ensures each transaction is contextual, authenticated, and observable without revealing sensitive internal logic. By unifying agent actions under a consistent standard, AInternet converts fragmented transaction flows into a cohesive economic layer.

AInternet Protocol emerges as a response to the breakdown of the traditional web’s monetization model. The transition from recommendation-driven to prescription-driven interactions disrupts the assumptions that powered search-based commerce. As agents become primary consumers of online information, they require an environment that is identity-native, verifiable, programmable, and economically aligned with their behaviour. AInternet establishes this environment and forms the backbone of the agent-native internet.