F.A.Q.

Tetrix bridges the gap between blockchains by the omnichain technology which connects Tetrix Network to other blockchains.

Tetrix is a L_0 Omnichain network, built to serve existing projects or developers and future enterprise adoption for the much needed flexibility, scalability, and accountability functions for a broader market participation and collaboration.

Dapps inside tetrix blockchain can be built on their own modular blockchain (if they chose to which is connected to the L_0 network) customized to their needs and connected to the network, or utilize existing blockchains in the tetrix network with varying consensus mechanisms for their preference using tetrix tools and virtual machines.

Tetrix is an open source network, but like any other network there are expenses associated with the network’s operation, development and upkeep that are shared among network participants (including node validators and operators for decentralization) but this is extremely small as compared to the services it offers.

Tetrix is tested to run on Android 7+, and iOS 13+.

As Tetrix is an open source project, you can both request and contribute to feature development. Share your thoughts on our GitHub page by opening up an issue.
If you’re a developer, follow our contributor guide to get involved.

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Tetrix Network unlike other blockchain networks is a Layer 0 (L_0) protocol solving issues from the network level up for existing and future applications/use cases (Metaverse, Big Data, AI, Machine learning, Robotics process automation) with the use of our modular blockchain (*Think of a brand name*) network structure as Layer 1, hence an Omnichain, that can be customized to any sector or to anyone’s need. Like other projects the aim is still to provide a trustless and secure blockchain network via end-to-end encryption and DLT, but contrary to current networks, our network is highly customizable with no limitations (like an open canvass) in place, all while being user and developer friendly (like WordPress for example) to build on. Tetrix can also support projects already built in different blockchain platforms, and can be a more cost effective solution for scaling up.

Yes, although you will be limited by the capacity of your hardware.

Applications/Layers built on top of the network may ask for fees from users associated with usage for their upkeep as well, but certain projects offset these depending on their business model but are still infinitesimal compared to some existing alternatives.

Tetrix is an open source project and welcomes all contributions, both technical and non-technical.
If you’re a developer and want to get your hands dirty, head over to our development documentation to build Tetrix and submit those PRs.

$TET is the tokenized representation of the whole Tetrix Network, it is the governance token of the network and users, node validators and operators, or developers. Every participant in the network would need $TET which in general is used effectively and efficiently maintain decentralized operations

Keys are your Digital Fingerprints created by the network using cryptography, the public key (which is usually your wallet address) is used to direct transactions, information or data to you that are meant to be public, while the private key is your gateway to access your account and must be kept private to you for security purposes which are usually accompanied with seed phrases.

Your wallet address has 42 characters and starts with an 0x.

You can compare accounts in Tetrix to bank accounts. Each account is based on its own pair. Like a bank account, an account typically has an address, balance and can transact. Each account also has its own history of transactions that is public.

You can generate as many accounts as you want.

A seed phrase is a unique set of random words provided to new users or wallet owners (initially in the absence of private keys of a network) that functions comparable to Username and Password. We can only stress out to keep your seed phrase safe and away from where it is at risk and in non-perishable items.

First check if you still have access to your backup seed phrase. If this is not available, you are no longer able to access that account.

Write it down. Keep it safe. Keeping your seed phrase on paper, away from your devices, is the most secure option.

Yes. Tetrix uses a peer-to-peer protocol for private, and secure communication. Every message is end-to-end encrypted, and broadcast to every single peer in the network. This makes it not only impossible for unintended audiences to read the content of the messages, but also to see who sends messages to who.

Currently while being developed and tested, Tetrix hosts a set of these nodes in order to support its users. However, anyone is able to host a Tetrix node with the proper hardware as operators/validators.

Tap the [+] button > Join public chat and type a chat name. If the name doesn’t exist yet on the network, you automatically create one.

Tetrix nodes that are closer to you in geographic distance will return messages faster. It’s recommended that you keep the default settings for automatic node selection.

If you want to connect to your own Tetrix node, or to one running on a specific trusted device, you can add a custom Tetrix node

Messages are not stored on the blockchain and do not cost anything to send. By default, encrypted messages are cached on Tetrix nodes for 30 days so that you can still receive messages even if your device is offline. Even when encrypted messages are stored in this manner, it is impossible for the Tetrix nodes to read the content of any of the messages, or to know who is talking to who.

You can share your profile or chat with friends outside of Tetrix. This will generate a link to the chat, which you can send to your friends outside of Tetrix.

Tap the [+] button > Start a new chat > Enter username or chat key. If you want to start a private message with someone on a channel, click on their avatar > Send message.

Your crypto wallet is only as secure as how you handle your seed phrase and private key.

Any keys generated in this wallet are encrypted and stored locally on your device, using secure hardware if available. Nobody has access but you.

When you use Tetrix for the first time, the wallet will show you your signing phrase, which is a unique identifier to your account. Only you and the app know this signing phrase. Everytime you sign a transaction, the app will show you the signing phrase.

By default, only TET is displayed in your wallet. If you import an account that also holds other tokens, Tetrix shows these as well. In other cases, for example when you send tokens to an account in Tetrix, you will need to add these to your account view.

Menu > Manage Assets

Tetrix allows you to send cryptocurrencies to multiple blockchain platforms - We'll add a list of what we'll initally support here.

Any change on the Tetrix Network is considered a transaction. Information is transferred from one address to another. This information can be assets, messages, or an agreement. When you sign a transaction using Tetrix, you are approving this transaction.

Tetrix will support cryptocurrencies in multiple blockchain platforms - We'll add a list of what we'll initally support here.

The network fee also know as “gas” covers the computational cost of executing an action on the Tetrix blockchain. It’s standard to the network. No changes can be made to the Tetrix blockchain, including transactions between users without the expenditure of gas. The Pitaka allows you to adjust the network fee with each transaction. A higher fee will improve the processing speed for your transaction.

Ethereum, yes. Bitcoin, no. Bitcoin is a blockchain that uses a separate network of validators for its transactions which is why currently it’s impossible to make transactions between the two networks.