One token. A common unit of AI value.

A future credit-funded request follows these steps. Today, the website explains the design; it does not accept tokens or run paid computation.

1. 01

   Connect a compatible wallet and confirm the supported network.

2. 02

   Enter SOVREG into the programme within its available issuance limit.

3. 03

   Receive AI Credits after the deposit, reserve and accounting checks.

4. 04

   Choose a model from the enabled catalogue.

5. 05

   Reserve the quoted upper cost, then settle the verified usage and release the remainder.

6. 06

   Receive the result with a usage and cost record.

The proposed test parameters are 1 SOVREG → 1 AI Credit on acceptance into the programme and $0.01 of nominal AI services per credit. These values are not a guaranteed market price, cash redemption offer or statement of existing backing.

• Input, output and additional provider costs are accounted for separately.
• A credit represents service value; it is not a fixed number of language-model tokens.
• Actual model tariffs must be confirmed and versioned before financial quotes are offered.

Credit-funded computation, escrow-funded orders and x402 requests are separate payment paths. An order must not also consume credits for the same work.

• AI Credits: a proposed ComputeVault deposit and credit accounting flow.
• TaskEscrow: the customer funds an order, then accepts the result before settlement.
• x402: a separately authorised HTTP payment flow, planned for a test-token pilot.

This local calculator uses clearly marked fictional tariffs. It illustrates the calculation without issuing a financial quote or contacting an AI provider.