Core Chain
- • Blocks
- • Transactions
- • Ledger
- • Mempool
- • Accounts
- • Tokens
- • Fees
- • Finality
AEUC Labs
The integration foundation for AEUC's future native blockchain. It is being structured now so Marketplace, Wallet, Studios, AEUC Coin, identity, contracts, validators, explorer services, and future AEUC applications can connect through one stable chain interface as the underlying blockchain becomes deeper.
AEUC apps will connect through the chain adapter and API boundary instead of hard-coding themselves directly to one node implementation. That means the deeper blockchain can change consensus, node software, RPC infrastructure, explorers, or contract engines later without forcing every AEUC product to be rebuilt.
Connect marketplace balances, external wallets, future native AEUC accounts, deposits, withdrawals, and transaction history.
Support order receipts, seller reputation, product authenticity, escrow-ready references, payouts, and marketplace transaction proofs.
Support rights records, creator ownership, royalty references, licensing proofs, contracts, catalog provenance, and creator payouts.
Provide a migration and bridge-ready boundary between the current Solana AEUC token and a future native AEUC Chain asset.
Track AEUC ecosystem asset identity, issuer, supply, decimals, permissions, and AEUC validation status without requiring an outside exchange for basic registry validation.
Anchor seller, creator, business, certification, reputation, and verification references without exposing private documents on-chain.
Future programmable payments, splits, escrow, royalties, memberships, subscriptions, auctions, licensing, and governance.
Future validator registry, node health, block production, consensus, staking or authority controls, and network governance.
Future block, transaction, token, address, contract, validator, and event APIs for every AEUC application.
When the native node, validator, ledger, mempool, token engine, smart-contract engine, and explorer are developed further, they can be connected by configuring the AEUC Chain RPC/explorer endpoints and implementing the adapter methods rather than replacing Marketplace or Studios code.
The current Solana AEUC Coin can stay operational while a separate native-chain asset and migration/bridge process is built. The integration boundary keeps today's token payment work separate from the future native-chain implementation.
AEUC applications and future control-center tools can read the chain integration and devnet readiness status from:
/api/blockchain/status/api/blockchain/core/status/api/blockchain/devnet/status