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Technology
Infrastructure
Protocol

The tech that
makes energy
on-chain.

Solarc's infrastructure connects physical solar installations to the Solana blockchain through a purpose-built IoT oracle bridge — automatically converting real energy into verified digital tokens.

Solana SPL
IoT Oracle
Smart Contracts
IEC 61215
AES-256
REC On-chain
Architecture overview

A four-layer
tech stack.

Solarc's infrastructure connects physical power plants to the Solana blockchain through a purpose-built oracle and smart contract layer, ensuring every watt is accounted for on-chain.

Layer 04

Application Layer

Dashboard · Exchange · Wallet · API

ReactNext.jsSolana Web3.js
Layer 03

Blockchain Layer

SOLR token · Smart contracts · On-chain settlement

SolanaSPL TokenRust
Layer 02

Oracle Bridge Layer

IoT smart meters · Data verification · Minting triggers

IoTChainlink-style oracleMQTT
Layer 01

Physical Layer

Solar panels · Inverters · Grid connection · Sensors

IEC 61215ISO 9001IoT sensors to flex
Blockchain layer

Every kWh recorded
on-chain.

The Solarc blockchain layer sits between the IoT oracle and the end user's wallet. Every energy event — from generation to token transfer — is recorded immutably on the Solana ledger.

Unlike traditional energy certificates which are issued manually and stored in centralised registries, SOLR tokens are minted automatically and in real time — one token per verified kilowatt-hour, with no human intervention in the minting process.

Immutable ledger

Every token mint, transfer, and trade is permanently recorded. No data can be altered or deleted after confirmation.

Sub-second finality

Solana's 400ms block time means tokens appear in wallets within seconds of energy being generated and verified.

Energy-efficient consensus

Solana's Proof-of-History + Proof-of-Stake uses a fraction of the energy of proof-of-work chains — appropriate for a green energy platform.

Non-custodial by design

Tokens mint directly to the user's own wallet. Solarc never holds, controls, or has access to user assets at any point.

IoT oracle bridge

Bridging the physical
and the digital.

The oracle bridge is the critical link between the real world and the blockchain. It solves the fundamental challenge of all energy tokens: how do you prove that a real kilowatt-hour was generated?

Solarc's answer is a purpose-built oracle layer — certified IoT meters that cryptographically sign every energy reading before transmitting it on-chain. The smart contract will only mint tokens for signed, verified, and cross-referenced data.

Step 01

Solar panel array

Photovoltaic panels generate DC electricity from sunlight. Output varies with irradiance, temperature, and panel angle.

Generating · 142 kW current output
Step 02

IoT smart meter oracle

Certified smart meters measure AC output after the inverter. Readings are cryptographically signed and transmitted via MQTT every 60 seconds.

Reading signed · SHA-256 verified
Step 03

On-chain verification

The oracle program on Solana validates the signed meter reading against the registered installation. Tampered or unsigned data is rejected.

Verified · 3 oracle confirmations
Step 04

Automatic token mint

The mint contract issues exactly one SOLR token per verified kWh. Tokens appear in the installation owner's wallet within one Solana block (~400ms).

Minted · 142 SOLR this cycle

Technical Specifications

Reading frequencyEvery 60s
Signature algorithmSHA-256
Oracle confirmations3 nodes
Mint latency~400ms
Data protocolMQTT · TLS
Meter standardIEC 62052

The Proof-of-Generation
consensus engine.

By combining certified hardware with on-chain cryptographic validation, we eliminate the need for third-party auditing and manual verification cycles. The result is a trustworthy, high-speed ecosystem where energy becomes value in milliseconds.

Open source Protocol

Explore the
protocol.

Open source.
Fully audited.

The Solarc smart contracts, oracle bridge architecture, and technical documentation are available for review. We welcome technical due diligence from institutional partners and developers.

Open source
Audited 2024-Q2
Solana devnet