Heima Layer 1 Network
An explanation of the Heima Layer 1 Network
Heima Layer 1 Network
Heima Layer 1 is a Substrate-based blockchain that serves as the coordination layer for intents, agents, and cross-chain execution.
It goes beyond settlement, offering a programmable environment purpose-built for:
High-throughput, low-latency execution (targeting 500ms block time)
A transparent registry of agents and intent fillers
Native cross-chain communication via proxy handlers and prebuilt modules
By anchoring every action on-chain, Heima ensures intent execution is fully traceable and verifiable.
Substrate-Based Flexibility
Heima leverages Substrate to provide:
WASM + EVM compatibility for flexible execution environments
Native governance modules for treasury, staking, Bounty and agent certification
Runtime upgradeability without hard forks
Decentralized schedulers for intent queueing, retries, and timed execution
Built for Auditable Automation
Transparency and verifiability are core to Heima’s design:
Unified actor registry for all agents, fillers, and relayers
Omni-account anchoring links executions to cryptographic identities across chains and off-chain environments
Cross-domain traceability via attestations and signed logs
TEE-secured proofs for off-chain actions involving sensitive data
Full intent lifecycle visibility from submission to final state change
Heima Layer 1 forms a trust-minimized coordination fabric where all executions are verifiable, composable, and interoperable—supporting secure automation across heterogeneous systems.
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