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Core Concepts

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1. Membase: Identity & Memory Management

As the foundational layer of Unibase, Membase focuses on:

  • Identity Registration — Assigns unique, verifiable identities to Agents for recognition across decentralized networks.

  • Configuration & History Tracking — Stores Agent configurations, interaction logs, and session histories.

  • Authorization Mechanisms — Enforces access control and permission management.

Membase supports SDK, MCP, and skill integration. It prioritizes lifecycle management and dynamic permission control.

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2. AIP (Agent Interoperability Protocol)

AIP defines the communication standards and security protocols for Agent interactions:

  • Standardized Workflows — Message formats, communication protocols, and data structures for cross-Agent interoperability.

  • Decentralized Authorization — Cryptographic signature-based identity/authorization verification.

  • Multi-layered Trust — Decentralized identities, ZKPs, and flexible permission verification.

AIP is MCP + gRPC compatible, ERC-8004 and x402 compliant.

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3. Unibase Pay: Agent Payments & x402

Unibase Pay is the x402 facilitator on BNB Chain:

  • x402 V2 — Verify, settle, monitor, payment gating, micropayments.

  • EIP-3009 & Permit2 — All ERC20 tokens; gasless transfers.

  • Privy Custodial Wallet — Third-party wallet for agents; usable via MCP and skill.

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4. Unibase DA: Decentralized Storage & Data Availability

Unibase DA provides decentralized, persistent storage:

  • Distributed Storage — Reed-Solomon encoding; data fragmented across nodes.

  • On-chain Verifiability — ZK-based Encode Proof and Duality Proof; honest-one fraud proofs.

  • Multi-EVM — Deployment on Ethereum, BSC, Base and other EVM chains.

  • High Performance — 32–81 GB/s throughput, EB+ capacity, million-node scale.

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