dTelecom

dTelecom is a decentralized real-time communication network on Solana, forked from LiveKit. Clients no longer connect to a fixed server; they query an on-chain registry that returns the SFU node with the lowest expected latency for the caller's IP, tokens are signed with Ed25519, and the key pair itself is the API credential. Write actions such as muting or removing a participant propagate peer to peer across nodes, while read actions return only the local node's view.Nodes are scored on bandwidth, latency and uptime, and the score sets their ranking in the registry and their chance of receiving sessions; fees are denominated in USDC and split automatically each cycle.

It substitutes for centralized communication clouds, spreading bandwidth and transcoding cost to node operators who receive 75 percent of customer payments. The network also meters through x402 and MPP, letting AI agents pay per request in USDC for voice, speech recognition and synthesis, with more than 212 million minutes served.