Distribution Network
Trusted Distribution Network
Your release is routed across a trusted network of domains and tracked per destination.
Publish once, then route across verified nodes that can act as distribution targets, partner destinations, or future agent pickup points.
Active Domains
16
16
Sent
🟢 Delivered · 0
🟢 Delivered · 0
Failed
🔴 Failed · 0
🔴 Failed · 0
Queued
🟡 Pending · 0
🟡 Pending · 0
verifiedrelease.com
Priority 100 · primary
wotapassport.com
Priority 90 · identity
ourhoa.vote
Priority 70 · governance
spendverified.com
Priority 70 · commerce
tokenized.video
Priority 65 · media
tokenizedagreements.com
Priority 65 · legal
agentick12.com
Priority 60 · education
agentshiring.com
Priority 60 · workforce
altcoin.news
Priority 60 · news
burnandprint.com
Priority 60 · workforce
datatoken.exchange
Priority 60 · data
sharesmint.com
Priority 60 · finance
“Your release will be distributed across verified domains and made available to AI agents.”
Distribution Network = where a release gets routed after publish.
What each part means:
- Active Domains
How many approved sites are in the network. - Sent
Releases successfully delivered to a domain. - Failed
Delivery tried but did not go through. - Queued
Waiting to be sent.
Each domain card is a node in the network.
Example:
verifiedrelease.com→ main/home basewotapassport.com→ identity / trust layerourhoa.vote→ governance audiencesharesmint.com→ finance audiencespendverified.com→ commerce audience and so on.
The priority number controls order/importance:
- higher number = send there first / treat as more important
- lower number = send later / secondary route
So the big idea is:
Publish once → route across the domain network → track what delivered where.
Why it matters:
- makes Verified Release more than a single website
- gives you a real distribution story
- Enables agents and partner systems pick up releases from multiple trusted nodes
