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Confidential computing infrastructure where data access ≠ transfer

Store, compute, and audit sensitive data inside hardware-secured TEEs, with verifiable outputs. Your sensitive data never leaves the confidential enclave keeping it incredibly secure for agentic operations.

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About T3 Network

Access to data should never require its transfer

Traditional data infrastructure requires data to move into application memory to be processed, creating custody liability, breach risk, and compliance burden across every part of an enterprise stack. T3 Network inverts the model: data stays encrypted in secure storage while computation only happens within hardware-secured enclaves.

T3 Network is the confidential compute layer that powers all Terminal 3 products. Store sensitive data with per-value encryption, execute queries inside Intel TDX Trusted Execution Environments, pin data to specific jurisdictions for GDPR and PDPA compliance, and anchor all secrets and transactions in an immutable network and ledger.

T3 Network

Securely store, process, and access your most important data

All enterprise applications built on T3 Network inherits these privacy and security guarantees:

Data sealed inside hardware

Trusted Execution Environments provide hardware-enforced isolation that survives even privileged-access attacks against infrastructure operators.

No single party can unlock your data

Encryption keys are split across multiple parties using ML-KEM (FIPS 203) threshold cryptography. Decryption requires a quorum. Single-party compromise cannot decrypt a single value.

Future-proof and regionally compliant

NIST-approved encryption defends against future quantum attacks. Data can be pinned to specific regions to meet GDPR, PDPA, APPI, and similar regulations.

Every operation logged in a tamper-proof, independently verifiable ledger

Every data access, computation, and policy evaluation is logged in a Merkle-tree-backed immutable ledger. Audit entries are cryptographically signed and independently verifiable by third parties, providing proof of correct execution and policy compliance at every step.

Portable identity with no vendor lock-in

Universal DIDs (did:t3n:...) follow W3C open standards and work across Microsoft, Google, Stripe, and any system that supports open identity protocols. Freely move identities and credentials between systems.

platform

Every layer of T3 Network explained

From per-value encryption to data processing, ultimate privacy and security is native design in our architecture

Multiple Safety Nets. No single point of failure.

Every value is encrypted with AES-256-GCM before it leaves the client SDK. The symmetric key is then encapsulated via ML-KEM (FIPS 203) threshold encryption — split across multiple independent TEE nodes. Decryption requires a quorum: compromise one node and you still see nothing. Sealed hardware, shared keys, and quantum-proof cryptography each protect against a different class of attacker.

products

Built on T3 Network

T3 Network is the trust layer for all Terminal 3 products, storing and processing data in hardware-secured enclaves, ensuring that all enterprise applications inherit T3 Network's native privacy and security.

Agent Command

Seal agent credentials and log every action in a tamper-proof ledger

Store agent credentials, authorization policies, and payment references inside T3 Network's TEEs. Every agent action is written to the immutable audit ledger — cryptographic proof that agents acted within authorized scope.

Agent Developer Kit

Ship agents with verifiable identity and hardware-sealed payment credentials

Give every agent a verifiable identity and access to an orchestration layer for all agentic commerce protocols. Credentials and authorizations are sealed in T3 Network — never exposed to the agent's context window.

T3 Identity

Store and process customer data without ever holding PII

T3 Identity stores user profiles, credentials, and preferences with T3 Network. Every segmentation run and communications campaign executes against encrypted data inside a TEE so applications receive answers, never raw records.

T3 Verify

Anchor and validate Smart Verifiable Credentials in real time

T3 Verify anchors credentials in T3 Network and its on-chain registries. Every credential presentation is validated against the network, so no credential reaches a platform without just-in-time verification.

Deployment

Flexible deployment for every institution

T3 Network runs on hardware-secured confidential compute. Pick the deployment model that fits your infrastructure and compliance needs – all three deliver the same hardware-attested guarantees.

Option 1 · Default

Public Mainnet

Hosted on Terminal 3’s managed cloud network, TEE nodes are shared across Terminal 3 customers, with enterprise private storage that pins your data to your jurisdiction at the storage layer — so you get the fastest path to production without giving up data residency.

Fastest time to production
Fully managed by Terminal 3
Per-jurisdiction data residency enforced at storage

Option 2

Managed Dedicated Node

Hosted on Terminal 3's GCP environment with a dedicated pool of TEE nodes reserved exclusively for your organization. No cross-customer node sharing — your workloads run in isolation within the shared infrastructure.

Node-level isolation from other customers
Managed by Terminal 3
Enterprise private storage in your jurisdiction

Option 3

Private Cloud

Deployed entirely within your own GCP environment on an Intel TDX-available zone. Your organization is responsible for infrastructure maintenance; Terminal 3 supports deployment and ongoing operational processes.

Full infrastructure sovereignty
Requires GCP zone with Intel TDX availability
Terminal 3 supports deployment & maintenance

Option 4

On-Premise

Coming soon

Client hosted deployments require a GCP zone with Intel TDX availability. Contact us to discuss which model is right for your organization.

Security & compliance

Security and compliance, built into the infrastructure

We take security seriously and have implemented robust measures to protect your data.

Traditional cloud storage providers encrypt data at rest, but applications must decrypt data into memory to process it — creating an exposure window and a custody obligation. T3 Network enables computation on encrypted data inside Trusted Execution Environments: applications send queries, T3 Network executes them in hardware isolation, and applications receive results without plaintext ever leaving the enclave. Additionally, T3 Network uses threshold cryptography — no single entity, including Terminal 3, can decrypt data alone.

A Trusted Execution Environment is a hardware-isolated processor region where code runs and data is processed in isolation from the surrounding operating system, hypervisor, and infrastructure operator. Data inside a TEE is encrypted by dedicated hardware and inaccessible even to privileged processes on the same machine. T3 Network uses TEEs to execute computation on sensitive data without that data being accessible to anyone — including Terminal 3 infrastructure operators.

When data is written to T3 Network, you specify the required jurisdiction for each value (EU, APAC, North America). T3 Network stores that value exclusively in network nodes within the required jurisdiction. Applications query data through universal DIDs; T3 Network routes computation to the correct region and returns results. PII never crosses jurisdictional borders, satisfying GDPR, PDPA, and APPI residency requirements at the infrastructure layer.

Threshold cryptography splits an encryption key into multiple shares distributed across independent parties. Decryption requires a minimum number of shares. No individual share reveals anything about the key, and single-party compromise leaves data fully protected. T3 Network uses ML-KEM (FIPS 203) threshold key management to ensure that no single node, operator, or entity — including Terminal 3 — can decrypt user data unilaterally.

Every data access, computation, policy evaluation, and credential verification generates an audit entry stored in a Merkle-tree-backed immutable ledger distributed across the T3 Network network. Each entry is cryptographically linked to all prior entries and tampering with any entry invalidates the entire chain from that point. Audit logs are independently verifiable by third-party auditors; no T3 Network operator can selectively delete or modify entries.

All of them. T3 Identity stores and processes customer data in T3 Network's TEEs. T3 Verify anchors Smart Verifiable Credentials in T3 Network and uses its Issuer and Revocation Registries for real-time validation. Agent Auth and Agent Connect store agent credentials and authorization policies in T3 Network. Every Agent Command product logs agent actions in T3 Network's tamper-proof audit ledger. T3 Network is the trust layer every product inherits.

T3 Network uses two NIST-approved post-quantum cryptographic standards: AES-256-GCM for data encryption at rest and ML-KEM (FIPS 203) for threshold key management. Private user data never touches the blockchain even in encrypted form, eliminating the risk of long-lived on-chain ciphertext being decrypted by future quantum computers. Both algorithms are approved under FIPS 140-3 compliance requirements.

Yes. Developers can access T3 Network primitives, including TEE-secured computation, encrypted storage, DID resolution, and credential registry queries through the Terminal 3 developer APIs. The Agent Dev Kit (Agent Auth + Agent Connect) provides the primary self-serve entry point for developers building AI agent workflows that need T3 Network's security guarantees.

READY TO BUILD

The trust layer under
everything you build

Access data through computation, not custody — the foundational guarantee every Terminal 3 product delivers

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