The Infryn guide
Your AI. Your infrastructure. Your control.
From the first credit to the work it powers. Explore the complete Infryn vision, the controls you can use and what comes next.
One platform. The full picture.
The website and product guide are public. Wallet workspaces, access keys, session controls, referral tracking, the community leaderboard and activity exports are available in the app. Private and anonymized models, including uncensored choices and TEE/E2EE capability labels, are listed in the Models catalogue. Inference is temporarily unavailable. USDG purchases are being prepared. Existing purchase references remain accessible in the app.
| Capability | Availability | What it covers |
|---|---|---|
| Workspace & access | Available | Wallet sign-in, workspace settings, scoped expiring API keys, rotation and revocation, privacy preferences, session controls, activity exports and account deletion. |
| Models & developer tools | Catalogue access available | A searchable, paginated Models page spans text, image, video, audio and other model types. Compare privacy, uncensored options, TEE/E2EE capabilities and text prices. Text requests are prepared; other endpoints and encrypted clients need further integration. Account endpoints, usage exports and read-only MCP tools are available. Private and anonymized models, including uncensored choices and TEE/E2EE capability labels, are listed in the Models catalogue. Inference is temporarily unavailable. |
| USDG API balance | Release preparation | USDG purchases are being prepared. Existing purchase references remain accessible in the app. Purchase history, saved transaction references, settlement recovery and CSV exports are included. |
| AI credits | Roadmap | Earn, buy, transfer and activate credits. Keep transferable credits, activated usage balance and sale proceeds distinct. |
| Staking & rewards | Roadmap | Stake, unstake, track allocations and claim funded credit rewards. No fixed yield or guaranteed return. |
| Credit market | Roadmap | Quotes, listings, partial purchases, cancellations and sale proceeds, followed by optional swaps, card purchases and proceeds conversion. |
| Agents & automation | Access controls available | Keys have permissions, expiry and spending caps. Read-only MCP tools check balances, models and request status. Bounded replenishment and reward auto-listing are roadmap features. |
| Anonymized access | Release preparation | Conceals account identity from the model provider. The provider still sees prompt content and applies its own data policies. Both workspace and key must explicitly permit this level; it cannot satisfy Protected or Confidential requirements. |
| Protected access | Release preparation | Private and anonymized models, including uncensored choices and TEE/E2EE capability labels, are listed in the Models catalogue. Inference is temporarily unavailable. Requests are readable by the service and model provider. Requests cannot fall back to weaker privacy. |
| Confidential access: TEE & E2EE | Roadmap | TEE-capable models support hardware-isolated execution. E2EE-capable models support client-side encryption to protected compute. Capability labels are visible; verified Confidential execution and end-to-end encrypted requests are not active in Infryn. Unavailable requirements are refused. |
| Private workspaces & workloads | Roadmap | Team roles, projects, shared budgets, encrypted files and search, private agent jobs and dedicated endpoints. |
| Privacy beyond content | Research | Reduce exposure of connection and payment information. No promise of anonymous network access or anonymous public wallet activity. |
| Usage & participation | Available | Private request reporting, activity exports, referral links and an automatic alias leaderboard. Referral commissions are 1.5% of eligible settled purchases, with a 14-day hold and $10 minimum payout. Commissions start with eligible settled purchases. |
Last reviewed 2026-09-20. Availability applies to the specific capability shown, not every feature in its category.
Credits that connect participation and AI.
The credit economy connects participants who earn funded rewards with builders who need AI access. Stake to participate in allocations, claim credits, keep what you need and transfer or sell the rest. Buyers can acquire credits without staking.
The native token, transferable service credits and activated usage balance are separate. Activating credits converts them into balance for supported AI requests. It does not create withdrawable cash. Rewards depend on available funding; no fixed yield, redemption floor or guaranteed return is promised.
USDG purchases are being prepared. Existing purchase references remain accessible in the app. Credit issuance, transfers, activation, staking and claims remain roadmap capabilities. Eligibility, funding, fees and transaction terms will be shown before these actions open.
Purchase windows accept 5–100 USDG, with a 100 USDG per-account daily limit and capacity checks before you send. Review the exact network, asset and recipient in the app. Network gas is paid separately. Submitted transaction references are saved to your account; final settlement adds balance once. Reopen a purchase to check a pending transfer or recover its reference. Never resend merely because settlement is pending. Purchase and usage histories can be exported as CSV.
API balance is for usage, not cash withdrawal. Unspent-balance refunds require review and a confirmed return transfer; contact our official social account with your purchase reference. Never share an API key or seed phrase. Wrong-network, wrong-asset and out-of-window transfers need manual review and are not automatically credited.
A market for the credits you need.
The marketplace vision covers buying, listing and cancelling orders, partial fills, market depth and claimable sale proceeds. Quotes should show total cost and net usable balance before you act. Buying and activating together will provide a direct route from a purchase to AI usage.
Optional token swaps, card purchases and conversion of sale proceeds extend the roadmap. Each depends on supported payment routes and available liquidity. Quotes do not guarantee a fill; the credit order book is not open. Direct USDG top-ups are a separate flow.
AI access where you already work.
Infryn centers on developer tools, applications and agents. Wallet workspaces, access keys, session controls, referral tracking, the community leaderboard and activity exports are available in the app. Private and anonymized models, including uncensored choices and TEE/E2EE capability labels, are listed in the Models catalogue. Inference is temporarily unavailable.
Keys reveal their secret once. Rotation replaces a key while preserving its expiry, permissions and remaining spending budget. Pending requests must settle first. Permissions distinguish reading account information from requesting inference. A spending cap limits authorization; it does not fund an account. Model availability, prices, privacy eligibility and supported features can differ.
The app provides an API connection example and an MCP endpoint for read-only account tools. Use a separate key for each client and keep it in secure local configuration. The roadmap adds broader client integrations. Streaming, tool calls, files and additional input types will be documented only when supported. There is no website chat requirement.
Give agents useful access, with boundaries.
Start with separate keys, explicit permissions, expiry and spending limits. These controls are implemented. Read-only account tools can check a balance, list connected models and inspect a request made with the same key. Bounded credit replenishment and optional automatic reward listings remain roadmap features.
Purchase and trading authority remain separate from inference access. An agent should not gain permission to top up, trade or change privacy settings just because it can make a request. Each automation needs revocable permission and its own limits.
Choose the protection your work needs.
| Option | Purpose | Current boundary |
|---|---|---|
| Anonymized | Shield account identity from the model provider | The provider sees prompt content and applies its own data policies. No blanket no-retention or no-training promise. Both workspace and key must permit this level. |
| Protected / Private | Require limits on data use and content retention | Uses eligible private routes. The service and model provider process readable requests. This is not end-to-end encryption. |
| TEE | Hardware-isolated model execution | TEE means Trusted Execution Environment. Catalogue badges identify capable models; Infryn's verified Confidential execution is still on the roadmap. |
| E2EE | Encrypt prompts on the client for protected compute | E2EE means end-to-end encryption. Catalogue badges identify capable models; client encryption and verification are not active in Infryn yet. |
Private and anonymized models, including uncensored choices and TEE/E2EE capability labels, are listed in the Models catalogue. Inference is temporarily unavailable. The Models page lets you search and filter by model type, privacy, uncensored options, TEE and E2EE support. It distinguishes model capabilities from available Infryn integrations. Only supported non-streaming text requests are prepared; image, video, audio and other endpoints remain pending.
Workspace and key preferences set independent minimum privacy requirements. Existing preferences do not change when new models appear. Selecting Anonymized for a key cannot override a Protected workspace, and Confidential cannot be satisfied by an identity-shielded or plaintext request. Unsupported requirements are refused without a weaker fallback.
Private execution records, reduced connection-data exposure and reduced linkage between payments and AI work extend the vision. These are not current anonymity guarantees. Public wallet activity remains public, and connected tools have their own data practices.
The work around AI belongs here too.
Personal workspace settings, content-free activity exports and private usage CSV exports are available. Team roles, project keys, shared budgets extend that foundation. Encrypted files and retrieval, private agent jobs and dedicated endpoints are later roadmap capabilities.
Aggregate economic reporting will distinguish funding, outstanding obligations and usage. Referral tracking and the community leaderboard are available in the app. Every account appears under an alias. Wallet addresses, spending and AI activity are excluded from the public leaderboard.
Invite builders. Share in what follows.
Every account has a referral link and a public alias. A valid referral can be replaced before the referred account’s first settled purchase; attribution then stays attached. Self-referrals and circular referrals do not qualify.
Referrals earn 1.5% of eligible settled purchases, including repeat top-ups. Commissions have a 14-day hold and a $10 minimum payout. Refunds reduce commissions proportionally; disputed payments remain on hold. Payouts go to the referring account’s wallet in USDG on Robinhood Chain after review and confirmed transfer. Commissions accrue when eligible purchases are open and settle.
The leaderboard includes all accounts automatically. Each first qualifying referral earns one point. Clicks and account creation earn no points. Points have no cash value and do not promise a token allocation. Choose an alias that does not identify you if you want to keep that public profile separate.
Before you start.
- Check the capability table before relying on a workflow. Native-token staking and transferable-credit transactions are not open. USDG API balance is separate.
- Compute requires funding. “Unlimited possibilities” describes the vision, not free or unlimited compute.
- Model availability, privacy support and client compatibility vary.
- Prices, fees, eligibility and transaction terms must be available before purchase or participation.
- No published security audit, performance benchmark or service-level guarantee is claimed.
Your data, with clear boundaries.
This notice covers the public website and explains account data handling. Wallet workspaces, access keys, session controls, referral tracking, the community leaderboard and activity exports are available in the app. No advertising analytics or session replay is installed.
Website visits.
The landing page and guide have no prompt field or payment form. Fonts, artwork and video are served from this site. Visiting these pages does not send requests to an AI model or external video service.
Connection information.
The hosting service receives an IP address and request metadata when you visit. A specific retention period for hosting records has not been verified. Infryn does not claim anonymous network access.
Wallet connections and accounts.
Connecting a wallet uses third-party wallet discovery, connection and verification services. They may receive connection or device metadata. Sign-in asks for an authentication signature, not a transaction or spending approval. Public wallet addresses and onchain activity are not private.
The account system stores a wallet-linked workspace, preferences, access-key records and administrative events. All accounts have a public alias and participation score. Your private wallet identity, balance and inference activity are not published in that profile. Referral attribution links accounts internally for eligibility and commission accounting. Session cookies expire after 12 hours; sign-in challenges expire after five minutes. Signing out invalidates that session. Settings lists active sessions and lets you end other sessions without collecting device fingerprints or IP addresses for that list. Key secrets are shown only when created and are not stored in readable form.
Requests and records.
The application does not store prompts or responses in workspace activity. Billing records may contain request identifiers, model identifiers, token counts, processing time, amounts and settlement state. Payment and referral records include wallet addresses, transaction references, attribution, commissions and payout state. We keep these records separate from prompt and response content. Private and anonymized processing expose readable content to the service and model provider. Anonymized routes may have different downstream retention and training policies. Confidential protection, including verified TEE execution and end-to-end encryption, is not currently available.
Retention and control.
Links to our social account open a third-party service under its own data practices. No social tracking widget is embedded.
Revoke keys and sign out to end that access. Workspace records persist; signing out does not delete an account. Deleting a workspace removes its active account records, keys, sessions and public profile. Accounts with financial records require review before deletion so balances and obligations remain accounted for. Public wallet history remains onchain. Hosting and database backups may retain copies outside the active application; their retention periods have not been verified. The activity view covers the past 90 days. No prompt history is kept in the workspace. Do not submit sensitive work to an unavailable capability.
Updated 2026-09-20.