A provider should only commit capacity it can isolate, measure, and deliver. NeuraMesh is designing a market for accountable supply, not a passive-yield listing page.
Declare an offer
Publish accelerator model, usable memory, location, accepted workloads, time window, quantity, maintenance policy, and availability constraints. An offer must be precise enough for a buyer to evaluate without private negotiation.
Prove control and capability
Provider onboarding should verify access to the hardware and reproducible benchmark or attestation evidence. The initial reference catalog does not certify or onboard any operator.
Deliver a reservation
Accepted claims must map to runnable resources. The provider should expose readiness, job status, usage telemetry, and failure reasons through an execution agent with isolation boundaries.
Get paid fairly
A low take rate only works if settlement cost, support burden, refunds, and payment losses are covered. Suppliers should see gross buyer price, deductions, and net payout before accepting terms.
Questions, answered.
Can I list hardware now?
Not through this prototype. No public supplier onboarding or payout system is live.
Is collateral required?
The protocol design contemplates collateral or other remedies, but actual terms must be published before accepting live supply.
Compare the contract, not just the GPU.
These pages explain a proposed infrastructure design. Browse the reference marketplace without assuming a listing is available to buy.
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