AICW Node

What is an AICW Node?

An AICW node is a program that participates in the decentralized wallet creation network. Nodes work together using MPC (Multi-Party Computation) to securely create AI wallets. When a user requests a new wallet, active nodes collaborate to generate the wallet without any single party having complete control of the private key.

The node network ensures decentralization — no central server controls wallet creation. This makes the system censorship-resistant and resilient to failures.

Why Run a Node?

• Earn rewards — Receive SOL for each wallet created through the network.
• Support decentralization — Help distribute wallet creation across independent operators.
• Low requirements — Run on any modern computer with minimal resources.

Security

Nodes use MPC (Multi-Party Computation) for key management. Private keys are never held by a single node — they are split across multiple participants. The node software is open source, so you can audit the code before running it.

Staking

Node operators stake SOL to participate in the network. The stake amount follows a bonding curve — early operators stake less, and requirements increase as the network grows. The first 30 nodes can register without staking.

Refund Policy

• When you stop operating your node normally, you can unstake and receive your full stake back after the cooldown period.
• Misconduct results in stake slashing. If your node engages in fraudulent behavior (unauthorized signing, collusion, extended unexcused downtime), your stake may be permanently forfeited.

How to Set Up a Node

1. Connect your Solana wallet on the Node Dashboard.
2. Register your node to receive a unique node ID and config files.
3. Stake SOL if required (30+ nodes registered).
4. Download the node binary for your operating system.
5. Run the node with your config files.