OmniPact: The Global Trust Settlement Layer of Web3.0

As the "Trust Settlement Layer" of the Web3.0 economy, OmniPact is a decentralized protocol designed to make "trust a public infrastructure." It addresses two core industry pain points: first, the four major dilemmas of centralized transactions, such as value exploitation (10%-30% service fees) and loss of asset sovereignty (platform freezes); second, the disconnect between "on-chain assets and off-chain delivery" in the Web3.0 ecosystem—for instance, atomic swaps only support pure on-chain assets and cannot connect to performance verification of real-world services.

Its technical architecture is centered on a "three-layer protocol": The OES Smart Escrow Contract at the protocol layer defines the standard for "conditional value exchange," enabling non-custodial asset locking and automatic settlement upon fulfillment through a finite state machine; The DAN (Decentralized Arbitration Network) resolves subjective disputes (e.g., whether off-chain services meet standards) by randomly selecting 3-7 nodes and using a "commit-reveal" voting mechanism, with losing parties facing deductions to their SBT reputation scores; Combined with a cross-chain compatibility module (integrating Chainlink CCIP), it supports interoperability of multi-chain assets such as ETH and BNB Chain. The Omni-Link Oracle at the service layer connects off-chain data like logistics and APIs, while the no-code dApp and SDK at the application layer allow both regular users and developers to quickly integrate.

This architecture underpins five core values: First, "trustless security"—assets are managed by smart contracts, with automatic profit sharing after fulfillment to avoid third-party misconduct; Second, "decentralized justice"—the arbitration process is censorship-resistant, and evidence is stored on IPFS with tamper-proof guarantees; Third, full-category compatibility, supporting escrow transactions for 10 types of assets including tokens, NFTs, and RWAs (Real World Assets); Fourth, extreme cost-efficiency, with basic protocol fees of only 0.5%-1%, far lower than centralized platforms; Fifth, user sovereignty—SBT reputation scores (0-1000 points) are cross-platform universal, and high-tier users can enjoy up to 100% fee discounts.

In terms of application scenarios, OmniPact covers three types of needs: pure on-chain asset transactions (e.g., NFT resale), off-chain digital delivery (e.g., code acceptance for outsourced development), and real-world interactions (e.g., logistics fulfillment for tokenized RWA goods), serving users across all levels including C-end traders, B-end DAOs/enterprises, and D-end developers.

Its native token $PACT (total supply of 1 billion) adopts a deflationary model: 69% is allocated to the ecosystem community, 20%-40% of protocol revenue is used for buybacks and burns, targeting a total supply reduction to 120 million; Token use cases include governance voting, arbitration staking (staking $PACT is required to become an arbitrator), and fee discounts, forming a positive cycle of "ecosystem expansion → increased token demand → value growth."

Currently in its "Genesis" phase, OmniPact’s long-term goal is to become the trust cornerstone of the machine economy and build a borderless, permissionless value contract network—enabling any entity to complete on-chain and off-chain value exchange without the need for third-party trust.