Heima Docs
  • Overview — What is Heima?
    • Introduction
      • Heima
      • HEI Token
  • Background and Problem Statement
    • Problem
    • Our Solution
    • Current Chain Abstraction Systems and How Heima Solves Their Limitations
  • Core Concepts
    • Heima Layer 1 Network
    • Account Abstraction
    • Chain Abstraction
    • Agent Hub
  • Case Study（PumpX）
  • Developer — Build With Heima
    • Developer Overview
    • Key Components
    • Integration Guide
  • Ecosystem — Connect with Heima
    • Ecosystem
      • Parachain
      • Litentry Foundation
      • PumpX
  • Featured DApps
    • Web App
    • IdHub
      • User Guides
        • Getting Started with the IDHub
          • Setting up a Shielding Key
          • Linking a Web3 Account
          • Linking a Web2 Account - Twitter
          • Linking a Web2 Account - Discord
          • BRC 20 Sign-in
        • Generating Credentials
        • How to Stake, Bridge, and Unstake on IdentityHub (deprecated)
      • Direct Invocation
      • EVM Sign-In
      • Verifiable Credentials (VCs)
      • Identity Score
      • IdentityHub Client
      • Securing Privacy
      • IDHub FAQs
      • Rules of IDHub v0.8
      • Glossary of Terms
  • Resources — More about Heima
    • References
    • FAQ
    • Support
    • Brand Kit
  • Heima Whitepaper
    • Read Online
  • PDF Download
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Core Concepts

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Heima is a full-stack coordination protocol designed to abstract complexity across accounts, chains, and agents. It introduces a unified omni-account layer, cross-chain intent routing infrastructure, a permissionless agent hub, and its programmable Layer 1 blockchain — all tied together by auditable execution and verifiable automation.

  • Heima Layer 1 Network: The coordination and registry layer that ensures all actors and executions are traceable, verifiable, and cross-domain auditable.

  • Account Abstraction: Omni-accounts unify user identity across chains and simplify onboarding with Web2-style authentication.

  • Chain Abstraction: A seamless intent infrastructure removes the need for users to understand or manage different networks.

  • Agent Hub: A permissionless marketplace for agents and bots to offer services ranging from trading to staking, all tied to intent execution.

Each of these components is designed to be modular yet tightly integrated, creating a chain-agnostic and intent-centric automation ecosystem. This four-pillar approach creates a comprehensive solution where operations across multiple blockchains become transparent and simple for both users and developers.