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Protocol Architecture

Overview of the full INDIAURA system. These layers interact to maintain secure ownership, network participation, and an immutable public ledger.

Layered System

INDIAURA operates through layered architecture. Each layer has a single responsibility and depends on the integrity of the layers beneath it.

  • Wallet Layer — deterministic keys, transactions, and user ownership
  • Security Layer — password hardening, signatures, hashing, and Merkle proofs
  • Network Layer — broadcast, node connectivity, and block propagation
  • Consensus Layer — validation, agreement, fork resolution, and finalization
  • Blockchain Layer — block structure, Merkle roots, and immutable linking
  • Ecosystem Layer — explorer, APIs, applications, and network services

Master Architecture

The protocol stack shows how user activity flows from wallets through security, networking, and consensus into the blockchain and broader ecosystem.

INDIAURA Protocol Stack

Decentralized Sovereignty Infrastructure

  1. User Layer

    Wallet · Deterministic Keys · Transactions

  2. Security Architecture

    Argon2id Password Hardening · Client-Side Key Generation · Digital Signatures · Cryptographic Hashing · Merkle Tree Verification

  3. Network Architecture

    Transaction Broadcast · Node Network · Block Propagation · Distributed Ledger Replication

  4. Consensus Mechanism

    Block Validation · Network Agreement · Fork Resolution · Ledger Finalization

  5. Blockchain Layer

    Block Structure · Merkle Root · Hash Linked Blocks · Immutable Ledger

  6. Ecosystem Layer

    Blockchain Explorer · Developer APIs · Smart Applications · Network Services