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EdSSA Fleet

Authenticate ten thousand clients as one.

Horizontal scale without per-node handshakes. A single Fleet ID routes the entire client population through a lock-free verification path.

What it is

EdSSA Fleet in one paragraph.

EdSSA Fleet extends Nano to multi-tenant deployments where a single operator must verify thousands or millions of authenticated clients through one verification path. The matching engine stays lock-free; the verification cost stays sub-microsecond per request, regardless of fleet size.

When you need it

Three signals you should look at this tier.

When you operate a high-volume IoT or M2M platform.

When per-client handshakes would exhaust your concurrency budget.

When you need to authenticate populations measured in tens of thousands without scaling pain.

How it composes

Where this tier sits in the protocol family.

Protocol family

  • Nano

    Nano

  • Fleet

    Fleet

  • Swarm

    Swarm

  • Relay

    Relay

  • Edge

    Edge

  • Orbit

    Orbit

Nano is the foundation. Fleet, Swarm, Relay, Edge, and Orbit compose on top of it. Most deployments use two or three tiers together.

Fleet runs on top of Nano. It composes naturally with Edge (validating relay) for high-throughput deployments and with Swarm where individual fleet members operate as a coordinated group.

Patent posture

Patent pending · Filed 1 May 2026

EdSSA Fleet is part of the patent application “Decentralised Stateless Structural Authentication” — filed at the Finnish Patent and Registration Office (PRH) on 1 May 2026, a European-jurisdiction filing with PCT international extension planned within the priority year. Fifty-four claims and eleven figures.

Detailed technical specifications — bit-level credential format, oracle source curation, parameter calibration, multi-member threshold mechanics — are available under mutual non-disclosure agreement.

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