Buy

Purchase Canadian compute and compute credits.

Start with the workload, controls, and service outcome you need. Procure managed capacity, reserved capacity, or a dedicated deployment through conventional commercial contracts. Compute credits are prepaid usage credits, not speculative tokens.

How it works

Workload first. Capacity second. Token speculation never.

Step 01

Map the workload

Describe performance, data residency, control, and assurance needs. We help determine whether managed, reserved, or dedicated capacity fits.

Step 02

Contract conventionally

Approved services are intended to be procured through ordinary commercial contracts and payment methods: invoice, bank transfer, or other supported methods once the contracting entity is live.

Step 03

Use compute credits

Compute credits are prepaid usage credits for Canadian capacity. They are not an investment product and do not require a blockchain wallet.

What you can buy

Capacity shaped to the operating requirement.

Managed

Network capacity

Access Canadian-managed compute capacity coordinated by DAI Compute, with service boundaries agreed in contract.

Reserved

Dedicated capacity

Reserve capacity for regulated or high-assurance workloads where isolation and policy controls matter.

Credits

Compute credits

Prepaid usage credits for AI workloads. Traditional commercial accounting, not crypto speculation.

Sovereignty posture

Canadian residency is one part of the assessment.

Buyers should assess control, access, key custody, data flows, and jurisdiction, not postal code alone. Where a provider subject to U.S. law has possession, custody, or control of data, U.S. legal process may be relevant even when data is stored in Canada. See Sovereignty for the problem framing.

Capacity procurement does not require token use. Optional network-participation mechanisms are described under Technology and are not available for purchase today.

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