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For Seekers

Quick overview of how a Seeker can submit a proof request and check it's status.

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Devnet is permissioned. Please follow the steps to get onboarded.

  1. Install Fermah Seek CLI (see )

  2. Set up and whitelist your key (see )

  3. Set up the configuration file (see )

  4. Submit a proof request (see )

  5. Check proof request status (see )


Proof Requests are sent from a JSON-RPC client to Devnet address: https://devnet.fermah.xyz:8080

We use an ECDSA key pair to identify a Seeker. The public keys are used as requester addresses and the private keys are used by Seekers to sign their Proof Requests.

About Seekers

A Seeker is someone who wants to send a proof request to Fermah to generate a proof. This is the demand side of our network. They can send proof requests that are self-described by primarily an Image (see Images) and a Configuration (see Configuration).

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