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Infra in full

Store, prove, retrieve

A closer look at how Infra works: buy BIGHT, store something, get a receipt, then prove it or get it back later — with your private files staying private.

The short version

Infra turns work into proof you can keep.

The loop is simple: get a quote, pay in BIGHT, submit the work, and keep the receipt. Later you can verify that receipt, retrieve your file, or ask for fresh proof it's still stored.

Step by step

What each step does, and what it doesn't mean.

StepWhat it doesWhat it doesn't mean
Buy BIGHTYou get a quote, send the accepted payment, and BIGHT is credited once that payment is confirmed.Buying BIGHT pays for storage work — it's not an investment, reward, or allocation.
UploadYou submit a file, choose how visible it is, see the price, and get a receipt.Storing a file isn't permanent-forever, an endorsement, or proof the contents are true.
VerifyYou check a receipt — its id, hash, what was stored, and whether it's paid and proven.A receipt proves Infra handled it, not that the content is true or that another chain accepts it.
RetrieveYou get your file back by receipt or handle; cold-stored files can be restored within a set window.It doesn't make a private file public, or transfer ownership.
Prove laterYou can ask for fresh proof a file is still stored, reissue a receipt, or rebuild the evidence.Proof of storage isn't proof the content is lawful, endorsed, or admitted anywhere.

What BIGHT is

BIGHT is the token you pay with. It exists to pay for Infra's work — nothing more.

Pays for work

Upload, retrieval, proof, contracts — anything Infra does for you is paid in BIGHT.

Priced fairly

Infra quotes the work's value first, then charges the BIGHT equal to it at quote time.

Always ends in a receipt

Every paid job ends in a receipt, a refusal, an expiry, or another clear outcome.

Not an investment

BIGHT isn't reserve backing, a fixed redemption value, or a price-support promise. It buys the service.

Your files stay private

Infra can prove it stored something without showing anyone what's inside.

What's public

A receipt id, a hash, the storage tier, and whether it's paid and proven — when you allow it.

What's private

The file itself, your access keys, payment details, and anything sensitive stay off the public pages.

Public on purpose

If you explicitly mark something for public browsing, it can be listed and retrieved under that lane's rules.

Private by default

A private record needs your receipt or handle to open. A public receipt never makes the file public.

What Infra is not

A few things this page is careful never to be mistaken for.

Not GPU rewardsBIGHT pays for accepted work. It's not a compute-mining or GPU-reward campaign.
Not node-for-tokensProvider payment evidence isn't an invite to run nodes for guaranteed tokens.
Not a forever guaranteeReceipts and restore windows describe the service; they don't promise permanent availability.
Not content truthStoring or proving a file's hash doesn't make its contents true, lawful, or endorsed.
Not Core valueAn Infra receipt doesn't force Core to admit anything, or settle on Bridge or Liquid.
Not reserve backingThe BIGHT you pay for storage is separate from the project's hard reserves.