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# Overview

### 1. What is Unibase?

Unibase is a high-performance decentralized AI memory layer. It equips AI agents with **long-term memory** and **cross-platform interoperability**, enabling them to **remember**, **collaborate**, and **self-evolve** autonomously.

Unibase is building the foundation for the **Open Agent Internet** — a modular, verifiable, and composable AI agent ecosystem onchain.

### 2. Project Status

* ✅ **Live** on **BNBChain Mainnet**
* ✅ SDKs, Docs, and Explorer fully released
* ✅ Integrated with **MCP, ElizaOS, Virtuals, and Swarms**
* ✅ 1,000+ agent interactions recorded via Unibase SDK
* ✅ BitAgent, TradingFlow, TwinX, Beeper online

### 3. Choose Your Path

| I want to...                    | Start here                                                             |
| ------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Add memory to my Agent**      | [Membase Quick Start](/unibase-docs/get-started/membase-quickstart.md) |
| **Build multi-agent systems**   | [AIP Quick Start](/unibase-docs/get-started/aip-quickstart.md)         |
| **Enable agent payments**       | [Unibase Pay Quick Start](/unibase-docs/get-started/pay-quickstart.md) |
| **Run storage/validator nodes** | [Unibase DA Quick Start](/unibase-docs/get-started/da-quickstart.md)   |

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### 4. Problems Solved

| Problem             | Unibase Solution                                 |
| ------------------- | ------------------------------------------------ |
| No long-term memory | Membase — persistent, verifiable storage         |
| Isolated agents     | AIP — cross-platform identity & interoperability |
| Data sovereignty    | Decentralized storage, on-chain verification     |

### 5. Core Modules

| Module           | One-line                                                                          |
| ---------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Membase**      | Memory layer — sync, knowledge bases, on-chain tasks. ZK-verified, MCP/skill.     |
| **AIP Protocol** | Agent interoperability — identity, permissioning, shared memory. ERC-8004 & x402. |
| **Unibase Pay**  | x402 on BNB Chain — agents search, pay, access. Privy wallet, micropayments.      |
| **Unibase DA**   | Data availability — 32–81 GB/s, honest-one fraud proofs, EB+ capacity.            |

### 6. Ecosystem

BitAgent · TwinX · TradingFlow · MCP, ElizaOS, Virtuals, Swarms


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