SUNPHI

A digital token
transfer network

Your keys. Your transfers. A verified state across your devices.

One wallet across your devices

01 / FOUR-LEVEL CERTIFICATES

Transactions secured by four-level wandering controllers

Wallets sign and verify transfers. Server controllers check wallet operations, a third level certifies those checks, and a rotating control group checks their evidence and network freshness.

02 / CRYPTOGRAPHIC VERIFICATION

Cryptographically protected transaction history and current network state

Wallets verify signed transaction history and fresh quorum evidence before enabling transfers.

03 / VALIDATION WITHOUT MINING

No Proof-of-Work mining

Validation uses signatures and quorum certificates. Token holdings do not determine voting weight; server compensation is a separate economic mechanism.

0.16.3 Wallet & node software Certified Device registration > ⅔ Active-set quorum 21 / 31 Account controllers

WALLET & DOWNLOADS

Use SunPhi on your phone or computer

The browser and Windows desktop wallets connect to the same network. A second device does not need to run a server or create another network.

ANDROID & iPHONE

Mobile wallet

Open SunPhi in Chrome or Safari. Connect with your invitation, then create a wallet or restore its encrypted backup.

You can add the web wallet to your home screen. No APK or App Store installation is required.

Connection guide ↗
WINDOWS x64 · 0.16.3

Desktop wallet

A Windows application with local encrypted storage. Restore your latest backup to keep the same address and verified balance.

A device invitation is required. Browser wallets are not imported automatically.

Installation & backup guide ↗
WINDOWS x64 · 0.3.3

SunPhi Compute

Install the computing application, prepare this computer and submit its connection request for owner approval.

Owner approval is required before this computer can accept signed computation jobs.

Setup & requirements ↗

NODE SOFTWARE / 0.16.3

Run an approved SunPhi node

Windows and Linux share the same transaction rules and quorum protocol. Install a node, view its status and set a reward wallet address. New installations generate keys locally; admission and voting assignments require separate network certificates.

WINDOWS x64

Windows node

An automatic Windows service with an optional wallet interface. It runs without an open wallet or Windows login. Your reward address can belong to another device.

Administrator approval required. Includes startup and crash recovery; signing data is preserved during updates and uninstall.

LINUX x64 · 0.16.3

Linux node

The node runtime, installation script and local status console. Choose an automatic service with or without a link to the web wallet.

Tested on Ubuntu. Native Linux wallet, ARM and macOS packages are not included.

GET STARTED

One network, two phones

  1. 01

    Connect each phone

    Ask the network administrator for a separate invitation for each phone. Open the invitation link on that phone and confirm. Each code can be used once and expires after ten minutes.

  2. 02

    Create or restore your wallet

    For transfers between people, create a different wallet on each phone. To access the same wallet, save its encrypted backup on the first phone and restore it on the second using the same password.

  3. 03

    Verify, then transfer

    Check the network indicator, enter a recipient, review the amount and sign. An interrupted connection does not mean a transfer failed: reconnect and let the wallet verify its result.

SECURITY & ACCESS

Your keys and your access

Your wallet

Private signing keys and wallet passwords stay on the client device. Keep an encrypted backup outside browser storage. There is no password reset service. Global password changes replace the signing key after network confirmation. Save the new backup before confirming, then restore it on other devices; older copies lose spending authority.

Your connection

Device invitations control access to the network gateways. They do not grant ownership of a wallet. Access can be revoked through the server's private administration interface.

Verified operations

Wallets check signatures, token versions, history and fresh quorum evidence. Interrupted transfers retain the same signed instruction; reconnecting verifies the result before another operation. Node registration and voting authority require separate network certificates.

What happens after a device was offline?

The wallet checks retained certificates against its authenticated network identity and saved trust anchor, then requests fresh quorum evidence. It keeps sending disabled when it cannot verify current state.

Does this wallet hold tokenised bank deposits?

No. SunPhi is a separate digital-token network. The institutional product and its documentation remain at coin.sun-phi.com .

CURRENT NETWORK STATUS

Deployment and availability

This deployment uses test tokens with no promised monetary value. Server rewards, payouts and redemption are not activated. Windows installers are not yet Authenticode-signed; verify the published SHA-256 checksums before installation.

100 server controller identities are distributed equally between Hetzner and OVHcloud, with one additional registered Windows node. The current active group has 64 voting identities and requires 43 confirmations. Two public gateways provide alternate wallet access. All servers remain under one operator; losing either controller host pauses confirmations safely. Primary-host dependencies remain in peer routing and device admission.

The four-level certificate architecture is implemented with public, verifiable rotation. Hidden rotation, proof of execution on hostile hosts, open admission, independent security audit and production financial readiness are not established. Browser wallets are available on phones; native mobile, macOS and ARM packages are not included.

New operators submit signed applications and consent to public identity disclosure. The network owner verifies and approves admission through the existing Admin panel. Approval prepares a connection; certified registration and voting assignment remain separate. Application release 0.16.3 uses the approved controller core 0.15.0. Wallet addresses and balances are retained when updating.