01. Network Access

To join Protocol One, you need an invitation from an existing network member. The network operates on a trust graph where each new member must be vouched for by at least one existing member.

// Request network access
const invitation = await p1.requestAccess({
  invitationCode: 'xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx',
  publicKey: myPublicKey
});

// Accept network invitation
const connection = await p1.acceptInvitation(invitation);

02. Identity Verification

Identity in Protocol One is established through cryptographic signatures and trust attestations from other network members.

// Generate identity proof
const proof = await p1.generateProof({
  claim: 'identity',
  attributes: ['name', 'key']
});

// Verify identity proof
const isValid = await p1.verifyProof(proof);

03. Creating Transactions

Transactions in Protocol One are secure, encrypted messages between trusted parties.

// Create a new transaction
const tx = await p1.createTransaction({
  recipient: recipientId,
  amount: 100,
  memo: 'Payment for services'
});

// Sign and broadcast transaction
const receipt = await p1.broadcastTransaction(tx);

04. API Reference

Full API documentation is available for developers integrating with Protocol One.

For complete reference documentation, please see the API docs in the developer portal.