Open participation
Public APIs, application discovery, shared identity, and broad validator participation.
Distributed infrastructure
A network shaped around the work.
ITZA can operate from accessible edge hardware through high-performance enterprise servers. Clusters match the application, and the wider network grows as clusters are added.
View live testnet
Scale without a single hardware profile
Edge / Dedicated / Regional / Enterprise
CLUSTER MODEL
Independent where it matters. Connected where it counts.
A cluster is an operating unit with its own validators, policies, performance target, and ledger. Deterministic coordination connects those units without collapsing them into one bottleneck.
Product-specific capacity
Configure timing, throughput, storage, and governance around one workload.
Controlled boundaries
Owner-gated validators, permissioned queries, encrypted epochs, and movement controls.
SECURE AND SERVE
Launch a node.
Deliver your platform.
As soon as an app is deployed, a company, an independent developer, or anyone else can launch a node to help secure the network, including their own deployment, and start delivering the actual platform right away. The same node participates in network security and serves the application, its assets, and its public interfaces directly from the hardware.
Open the live node portalITZA node portalTestnet live
ClusterRoot network
InterfacesRPC + BOLT + Web
StatusConnected
LIVE PORTAL
Operate from the node itself.
The live portal demonstrates the breadth of the network surface available from a validator.
Monitor the network
Track cluster health, block height, epochs, transaction throughput, validator timing, bandwidth, and resource use.
Manage identity and assets
Create and inspect wallets, resolve readable handles, work with credentials, and manage encrypted data.
Deploy any app
Deploy and update any app on ITZA. Use WASM or EVM contracts where needed, and let the same node serve as the application gateway.
Use advanced primitives
Access escrow, arbitration, staking, governance, permissions, signatures, and certified randomness.