User-owned identity
A .gao identity belongs to the person or business that holds it. Apps request access; they don't own the account.
Users hold their identity and keys. Apps and agents get only the permissions they're given. Sensitive actions are approved, checked against policy and recorded.
Principles
A .gao identity belongs to the person or business that holds it. Apps request access; they don't own the account.
Keys and signatures stay on the user's device. Gao Payment moves value without holding user funds.
Payments and sensitive actions require the user's approval before they run.
Meshii, the messaging app on Gao Network, provides end-to-end encrypted messaging.
Agents receive narrowly scoped permissions for specific tasks — not blanket access to data or funds.
Sensitive operations are checked against policy before they execute.
Receipts, approvals and agent actions leave records that can be reviewed afterwards.
Independent operators contribute capacity through Gao DePIN nodes they own.
Boundaries
Gao Internet is designed so users' signing keys and funds stay with the user.
No yield, no deposits and no investment offer. Gao Internet is infrastructure software.
A .gao identity belongs to the person or business that holds it.
Receipts, approvals and agent actions are designed to be reviewable after the fact.
Security
No system is free of risk. If you find a vulnerability, report it privately to security@gao.global — see the disclosure policy for scope and safe harbour.