DueByte network

Node operators

Register your company and link the nodes you operate. Applications are open to every country.

Public register

Who operates the nodes.

Company names, node counts and the evidence behind each registration.

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How to read the verification labels
01 / Identity

Declared company

The applicant names the company operating the node. Self-declared ownership is not verified beneficial ownership.

02 / Evidence

Company checks

Public sources can support company identity. Official record confirmation is shown separately.

03 / Participation

Ordinary nodes

These nodes do not vote. Several companies or servers may share one owner.

Network policy and current authority

The current network is operated on two servers by one owner. Logical node and signing-key counts do not represent independent owners.

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How it works

Four steps. One clear path.

Register your company, connect your node and see what has been verified. Ordinary node registration is free.

01

Create your account

Enter your name, email and password. Confirm your email and save the encrypted registration backup.

02

Tell us about the company

Provide its registration details, your role and any shared ownership. Submit the signed application.

03

Connect your node

Download the request, create a public proof on the node computer and upload it. This links the node to your declared company.

04

See the evidence

Company checks run separately. Your status shows sources and any gaps. Incomplete company evidence does not block an ordinary node.

What company checks establish

Sources and comparisons

Official adapters are available for Norway and France. The UK adapter requires registry credentials. Elsewhere, or when an official source is unavailable, AI searches public business sources and registry directories.

Results show source links, record dates where available, discrepancies and missing evidence. Several publishers may reproduce the same registry.

What remains separate

Matching identifiers support company identity. They do not certify current legal status, document authenticity, representative authority or independent ownership.

Company-document uploads and automatic document-signature checks are not currently supported. A paid legal review is not required for an ordinary node.

Voting rights and network authority

Ordinary node registration does not grant voting or checkpoint-signing authority. Those rights require a separate certified network membership decision.

During launch, registry decisions require three of four designated signing roles, currently controlled by one owner. They are not four independent organizations. The current authority term ends on 1 December 2026 at 00:00 UTC; renewal requires a separate signed decision.

Your responsibilities and public information

Keep company and control disclosures accurate, protect keys and backups, run compatible software, and report ownership or authorization changes. Registration does not promise income or certify tax compliance.

After a node is registered, public pages show its declared company name, country, evidence level and node count. Private contacts, representative details and control disclosures remain private. Application records and decision history stay in the existing SUN PHI Supabase project.

Corrections and restricted applications

Decisions include a reason. If your application needs correction or is restricted, give your application reference when contacting SUN PHI. Do not send passwords or private keys. Revocation removes registry eligibility; consensus membership follows its own signed procedure.

Rules version: duebyte-operator-rules-2026-11-03