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Credits

Credits are the internal billing unit of Resultity. They are required to execute inference jobs and use platform resources such as API endpoints, Subclouds, and storage.

Each account holds a credit balance, which is consumed per job according to pricing rules defined by the Cloud.

Characteristics​

  • Prepaid: Credits must be topped up in advance using supported payment methods;
  • Granular: Pricing is calculated per token, request, or compute duration depending on the model and endpoint;
  • Isolated: Usage is scoped at the namespace level, not per-account;
  • Consumable: Once used, credits are not refundable or transferable.

Where Credits Apply​

Credits are required for:

  • Running inference jobs (sync, async, batch, stream);
  • Hosting Subclouds with reserved node capacity;
  • Accessing advanced agent functionality in Space (planned);
  • Unlocking premium models or runtimes with higher cost tiers.

Mainnet Behavior​

  • Before TGE, users top up credits using stablecoins (e.g., USDT, USDC);
  • After TGE, payments are made in the $RTITY; token
  • Post-TGE, stablecoin payments may still be accepted, but they will be automatically converted into tokens at market price to preserve token economics.

Testnet Behavior​

On Testnet, credits may be distributed freely or earned through participation:

  • No payment required;
  • Used for validating backend, billing logic, and token pricing hypotheses;
  • May use test tokens or internal reward mechanics.

Credits from testnet do not carry over to mainnet.

Visibility and Management​

  • Credit balances are visible per namespace in the dashboard;
  • Usage reports are available by API key, model, or job type;
  • Exportable logs and analytics dashboards are available via API;
  • Optional low-balance alerts and auto top-up (planned).

Earning Credits​

During testnet or campaigns, users may receive bonus credits for:

  • Running nodes;
  • Completing test jobs;
  • Providing feedback;
  • Referring new users.

These credits are non-transferable and may expire.

Notes​

Credits are off-chain units and not a token. They are not tradable or movable between accounts. Credit logic and pricing models may evolve across epochs and network phases.