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EdSSA Nano

The protocol that authenticates anywhere.

Two computing nodes. One post-quantum handshake. Forever-after authentication, in microseconds, with no central authority in the hot path.

What it is

EdSSA Nano in one paragraph.

EdSSA Nano is the base protocol — and the first implementation of Structural Authentication, the paradigm covered by our patent application "Decentralised Stateless Structural Authentication" filed at PRH (Helsinki) on 1 May 2026, a European-jurisdiction filing with PCT international extension planned within the priority year. Two parties bootstrap once via a post-quantum handshake, then keep authenticating each other autonomously — through link drops, satellite handoffs, and multi-day disconnects — without ever calling a central authority again.

When you need it

Three signals you should look at this tier.

When the network you depend on is not always there.

When a per-request round-trip to a credential authority is unaffordable.

When the device you ship today must still authenticate securely in 2045.

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.

Nano is the foundation every other tier builds on. Fleet adds horizontal scale. Swarm adds threshold-tolerant multi-member identity. Relay adds heterogeneous-capability topologies. Edge adds line-rate validation. Orbit adds physical-event-coupled state.

Patent posture

Patent pending · Filed 1 May 2026

EdSSA Nano 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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