Blockchain axolotls, building Raxol.

An open-source agent runtime for private on-chain commerce.
We recurse until privacy is simple.

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Raxol

Agent runtime for on-chain commerce.

Each agent is a supervised process with its own wallet, spending only under a human-signed mandate. It settles privately through Xochi — nothing hits the mempool.

Regenerative by nature. Private by design.

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Node Operations

Validators, Oracles, Solvers (and some MEV searchers!) across 19 networks.

Projects

axol is the lab behind Raxol. Xochi is the product that funds the work.

Mana

Apache 2.0 + MIT

Ethereum execution client written in Elixir. If a supermajority client has a bug, the chain finalizes bad state. The BEAM runtime can swap signature verification on live validators without restarting.

GitHub →

Xochi

Source-available

ETH's friendly dark pool. You sign an intent, our solvers fill it privately, and a ZK proof clears compliance before settlement. Settles to L1 stealth addresses (ERC-5564) or Aztec L2 shielded notes. Running on 5 chains.

xochi.fi →

ZK Compliance Oracle

CC BY-SA

Regulators can verify you're clean without seeing the trade. Six proof types covering sanctions, risk scoring, structuring detection, and retroactive proof-of-innocence. Standardized as ERC-8262.

ERC-8262 →

Xochi SDK

MIT

ERC-8262 reference implementation. Generates zero-knowledge compliance proofs client-side using Noir circuits compiled to UltraHonk. TypeScript, runs on any EVM chain.

GitHub →

Raxol

MIT

Agent runtime for on-chain commerce. Agents run as supervised processes with their own wallets, spend under a human-signed mandate, and settle privately through Xochi. One Elixir app renders to terminal, browser, SSH, and agent.

GitHub →

PXE Bridge

MIT

JSON-RPC bridge from EVM intent solvers to Aztec's shielded L2. Solvers speak plain JSON-RPC and know nothing about private execution. pxe-bridge embeds an Aztec PXE that runs the private half of a trade locally and returns a normal transaction hash.

GitHub →