The Route-Based Fulfillment Protocol — Built for Solana Seeker
A trust and settlement layer for physical commerce. Match with travelers already moving along your routes, build cryptographic proof chains, and execute verified in-person handoffs.
How It Works
Match seekers with travelers already traveling specific routes (international, train, car, or same-city). Leverage existing human motion.
Join Waitlist →Combine independent signals (purchase proof, location check-ins, challenge-bound video, and witness attestations) into a tamper-evident graph.
Join Waitlist →Cafes, hotels, and local merchants act as physical co-presence check-in points, running rotating QR challenges and witnessing handoffs.
Join Waitlist →Built for Solana Mobile. Utilizes NFC, camera, and Mobile Wallet Adapter (MWA) for hardware-secured evidence capture and signing.
Join Waitlist →Seekers lock USDC in escrow, and travelers lock collateral bonds. This alignment of economic incentives prevents griefing and fraud.
Join Waitlist →Chat messages and negotiation agreements are structured and hashed on-chain, proving dispute resolution context without violating privacy.
Join Waitlist →Support humane mutual cancellation templates. Propose terms, counter-offer, and refund split balances without arbiter bottlenecks.
Join Waitlist →A decentralized reviewer network. Reviewers inspect cryptographic proof hashes and are rewarded from slashed bond collateral in dispute cases.
Join Waitlist →Selected Use Cases
Trustless Escrow
Counterparty Risk
Cryptographic Truth
On-Chain Settlement
The Handoff Protocol
Seeker creates an order on-chain, deposits item value, fulfillment fees, and a requester bond in secure Solana escrow.
A traveler accepts the route-bound request and posts a collateral bond, confirming their role as a verified shopper.
Traveler purchases the item and uploads purchase/possession proofs. The app checks in at travel checkpoints to populate the evidence graph.
Requester and traveler meet at a Venue Node. Staff witness the handoff. Escrow is released, bonds returned, and fee distributed.
The protocol is a system for coordinating, verifying, and settling real-world exchanges between parties that do not fully trust each other. Delivery is the wedge. The platform is physical trust infrastructure.
Join the waitlist for early access to the developer docs, devnet protocol, and Seeker dApp alpha.