Digital Sovereignty Through
Trust-Enhanced Blockchain

Technical Whitepaper v5.0 — February 2026, Mainnet Edition

Lead Architect: SatoshiQaziMuhammed

Prepared by: Kurdistan Tech Institute

Mainnet Live

• Abstract

PezkuwiChain is a sovereign Layer-1 blockchain network engineered to provide digital infrastructure for stateless nations and globally dispersed communities. Built on the Pezkuwi SDK — a 7,300+ file, 828-crate framework forked from the Polkadot SDK (stable2512) and independently rebranded — PezkuwiChain introduces Trust-enhanced Nominated Proof-of-Stake (TNPoS), the world's first consensus mechanism that mathematically integrates social trust, educational achievement, and community participation directly into validator selection alongside economic stake.

The network operates a multi-chain architecture: a Relay Chain secured by 21 validators with 6-second block production, an Asset Hub TeyrChain (ID 1000) managing a dual-token economy, and a People Chain TeyrChain (ID 1004) providing on-chain identity, citizenship, and governance. Fourteen custom runtime modules (pallets) implement digital nation-state functions including a 201-seat digital parliament, tiered citizenship with KYC verification, an on-chain education platform, and a referral-based community growth system — all contributing to a composite trust score that governs validator eligibility and reward distribution.

Active Validators

828

Workspace Crates

Custom Pallets

7,364

Rust Source Files

01 Introduction

1.1 The Problem: Digital Statelessness

Across the globe, over 100 million people belong to nations without sovereign state structures. The Kurdish people alone — numbering over 40 million across four countries — lack unified financial infrastructure, digital identity systems, and democratic governance platforms. Traditional nation-state frameworks cannot serve populations distributed across geopolitical boundaries.

Core Challenges Facing Stateless Communities

Financial exclusion: Billions in annual diaspora remittances flow through expensive intermediaries, with no sovereign monetary policy possible.
Identity fragmentation: No unified identity system exists that transcends national borders while maintaining privacy.
Governance vacuum: Democratic participation is impossible without institutional infrastructure.
Cultural vulnerability: Language, history, and traditions face erasure without censorship-resistant archival.
Trust deficit in blockchain: Existing mechanisms rely purely on economic stake, enabling plutocratic capture.

1.2 The Solution: PezkuwiChain

PezkuwiChain addresses these challenges by building a complete digital nation-state infrastructure on a blockchain foundation. Rather than retrofitting financial rails onto existing systems, PezkuwiChain is engineered from the ground up to serve as the operating system for a digital nation.

TNPoS

Novel Consensus

Chain Architecture

Token Economy

201

Parliament Seats

1.3 Design Philosophy

PezkuwiChain is not an experiment or a testnet. It is a live production system with a mainnet launched in January 2026, secured by 21 validators distributed across 18 physical servers. Every technical claim in this document is verifiable against the open-source codebase.

Three Core Principles

Code is truth. Every mechanism is implemented in Rust, compiled to WASM, and executing on-chain.
Trust beyond capital. Network security is determined by a composite metric that values community contribution.
Sovereignty without borders. The infrastructure serves any community seeking digital self-determination.

02 System Architecture

PezkuwiChain employs a heterogeneous multi-chain architecture in which a central Relay Chain provides shared security and consensus, while specialized TeyrChains handle domain-specific functions.

**Figure 1:** PezkuwiChain System Architecture — Runtime pallets, consensus layer, TeyrChain integration, and external connectivity

2.1 Relay Chain (PezkuwiChain Mainnet)

The Relay Chain is the backbone of the network, responsible for consensus, finality, validator coordination, TeyrChain management, and native token (HEZ) operations.

Parameter	Value
Block time	6,000 ms
Epoch duration	1 hour (600 blocks)
Era duration	6 sessions
Active validators	21 (target: 100 max)
Consensus	BABE + GRANDPA
Runtime spec version	1,020,001

2.2 Asset Hub TeyrChain (Para ID 1000)

The Asset Hub is the economic center of the ecosystem — managing the PEZ governance token, trust-backed assets, foreign assets, NFTs (including parliamentary seat NFTs), liquidity pools, treasury management, and presale mechanisms.

Parameter	Value
Block time	12,000 ms
Consensus	Aura (collator-based)
Collators	Azad, Beritan
Custom pallets	pez-treasury, presale, token-wrapper

2.3 People Chain TeyrChain (Para ID 1004)

The People Chain manages identity, citizenship, and social functions — on-chain identity, KYC verification, citizenship tiers, trust scoring, referral systems, education, and governance.

Parameter	Value
Block time	12,000 ms
Consensus	Aura (collator-based)
Collators	Erin, Firaz
Custom pallets	identity-kyc, referral, perwerde, tiki, welati, trust, staking-score, pez-rewards

2.4 Technology Stack

Component	Technology
Core language	Rust (98.8%)
On-chain execution	WebAssembly (WASM)
Networking	libp2p
Database	RocksDB
Cryptography	sr25519, ed25519, Blake2-256
Address encoding	SS58 (custom prefix)
API interface	JSON-RPC 2.0 over WebSocket

03 The Pezkuwi SDK

3.1 Origins and Independence

The Pezkuwi SDK is derived from the Polkadot SDK (stable2512 branch) and has undergone a comprehensive rebranding and customization process. Every crate name, module reference, and terminology has been systematically transformed. This is not cosmetic — the rebrand is enforced at the compiler level across all 828 workspace crates.

Original (Polkadot SDK)	Pezkuwi SDK	Scope
sp-*	pezsp-*	Primitives (~45 crates)
sc-*	pezsc-*	Client (~40 crates)
frame-*	pezframe-*	Runtime framework
pallet-*	pezpallet-*	Runtime modules (~100)
cumulus-*	pezcumulus-*	TeyrChain framework
Substrate	Bizinikiwi	Framework name
Parachain	TeyrChain	Chain type
Westend	Zagros	Testnet name

3.2 Codebase Metrics

7,364

Rust Source Files

828

Workspace Crates

1,926

Dependencies

20+

CI/CD Workflows

3.3 Framework Architecture

The SDK follows a layered architecture:

Client Layer (pezsc-*): Native node implementation — networking, consensus, transaction pool, RPC, database. GPL 3.0 licensed.
Primitive Layer (pezsp-*): Foundational types and cryptographic primitives. no_std compatible for WASM.
Runtime Layer (pezframe-*): Modular runtime framework with independent pallets. Compiles to WASM for on-chain execution.
TeyrChain Layer (pezcumulus-*): Consensus integration, message passing, and relay chain connectivity.
Bridge Layer (pezbridges-*): Snowbridge (Ethereum) and cross-chain message relay systems.

3.4 WASM Runtime and Forkless Upgrades

All runtime logic compiles to WebAssembly and is stored on-chain. This enables forkless upgrades through governance proposals, deterministic execution across all nodes, and light client verification without full chain state.

04 TNPoS Consensus Mechanism

4.1 Motivation

Traditional NPoS systems select validators purely based on economic stake, creating a plutocratic dynamic. For a digital nation, governance and security must reflect genuine community standing, not merely capital accumulation. TNPoS solves this by introducing a multi-dimensional scoring system where economic stake is necessary but insufficient for validator eligibility.

**Figure 2:** TNPoS Consensus Flow — From trust building through validator selection to block production and finality via BABE + GRANDPA

4.2 The Trust Score Formula

The trust score is calculated on-chain by the pezpallet-trust module:

trust_score = S × (100×S + 300×R + 300×E + 300×T) / B

S = Staking score (0–100) | R = Referral score (0–500) | E = Education score
T = Role (Tiki) score | B = ScoreMultiplierBase (configurable)

Critical Design Invariant

If staking score S = 0, the trust score is zero regardless of all other components. Economic commitment is the foundation of network security. However, a participant with maximum stake but zero social participation scores lower than a participant with moderate stake and strong community engagement.

The weighting ratio of 100:300:300:300 means social components collectively carry 9x the weight of pure staking — rewarding community builders over passive capital holders.

4.3 Staking Score Component

The staking score is a time-weighted metric from pezpallet-staking-score:

HEZ Staked	Base Score
1 — 100	20
101 — 250	30
251 — 750	40
751+	50

Duration Multiplier (requires explicit start_score_tracking()):

Duration	Multiplier	Score Range
< 1 month	1.0x	20 — 50
1–2 months	1.2x	24 — 60
3–5 months	1.4x	28 — 70
6–11 months	1.7x	34 — 85
12+ months	2.0x	40 — 100

Maximum staking score: 100 (751+ HEZ staked for 12+ months). One month = 432,000 blocks (~30 days at 6s block time).

4.4 Referral Score Component

The referral system incentivizes organic network growth with diminishing returns:

Confirmed Referrals	Score
0	0
1–10	count × 10 (10–100)
11–50	100 + (count-10) × 5 (105–300)
51–100	300 + (count-50) × 4 (304–500)
101+	500 (maximum)

Accountability Mechanism

When a referred user's citizenship is revoked, the referrer is penalized: (revoked_count × 10) / 4 points subtracted. This direct responsibility model ensures referrers have skin in the game for user quality.

4.5 Education Score (pezpallet-perwerde)

"Perwerde" (Kurdish: education) is an on-chain education platform. Administrators create courses with IPFS-linked content; students enroll, complete coursework, and receive verified points. Total accumulated points constitute the education score feeding into trust calculation.

4.6 Role Score (pezpallet-tiki)

"Tiki" (Kurdish: badge/distinction) manages soulbound NFT-based roles. Roles are assigned through governance channels and carry score contributions:

Automatic: Citizenship (Welati) upon KYC approval
Elected: Parliament member, Speaker
Appointed: Government ministers, judges, officials
Earned: Teacher (Mamoste), Educator (Perwerdekar), Expert (Axa)

4.7 Validator Pool System

The validator pool implements TNPoS with four validator categories:

Category	Count	Selection Criteria
Stake Validators	10	Economic stake (HEZ bonded)
Parliamentary Validators	6	Institutional roles (Tiki)
Merit Validators	5	Referral network strength
Total Active Set		21 validators

Shadow Mode

TNPoS currently runs in shadow mode, operating in parallel with standard NPoS to validate scoring accuracy before full deployment. Shadow comparisons track overlap metrics, category distributions, and projected block production rates.

4.8 Block Production and Finality

PezkuwiChain uses a hybrid consensus model:

BABE (Block Production): VRF-based random slot assignment with primary probability 1/4. Target: 6-second blocks.
GRANDPA (Finality): Byzantine fault-tolerant finality with 2/3+ attestation. Provides deterministic (not probabilistic) finality.

05 Dual-Token Economic Model

PezkuwiChain operates a dual-token economy designed to separate network security incentives from governance and social reward mechanisms.

5.1 HEZ: The Security Token

HEZ is the native token of the Relay Chain, used for staking, transaction fees, and economic security.

200M

Genesis Supply

Annual Inflation

85/15

Staker / Treasury

Decimals (TYR)

Genesis Distribution:

Recipient	Amount	%	Purpose
Presale Pool	100,000,000 HEZ	50%	Community fundraising
Kurdistan Treasury	40,000,000 HEZ	20%	Ecosystem development
Airdrop Reserve	40,000,000 HEZ	20%	Community distribution
Founder	20,000,000 HEZ	10%	Core development
Total	200,000,000 HEZ	100%

Fee Distribution Model

Transaction fees: 80% to Treasury, 20% to block author, 100% of tips to block author. The network targets 25% block fullness — fees self-regulate based on demand.

5.2 PEZ: The Governance Token

PEZ is a fixed-supply token minted once at genesis on the Asset Hub TeyrChain. It represents governance power and is distributed through trust-based mechanisms.

Total Supply

96.25%

Treasury Allocation

48mo

Halving Period

70/30

Incentive / Gov

Genesis Distribution:

Recipient	Amount	%	Purpose
Treasury	4,812,500,000 PEZ	96.25%	Halving-controlled release
Presale	93,750,000 PEZ	1.875%	Early participants
Founder	93,750,000 PEZ	1.875%	Core team
Total	5,000,000,000 PEZ	100%

5.3 PEZ Halving Schedule

Cycle	Period	Monthly Emission
1	2026–2030 (Months 1–48)	100% base rate
2	2030–2034 (Months 49–96)	50% base rate
3	2034–2038 (Months 97–144)	25% base rate
4	2038–2042 (Months 145–192)	12.5% base rate
5	2042–2046 (Months 193–240)	6.25% base rate

Each monthly release split: 70% Incentive Pool (trust-based rewards) + 30% Government Pool (governance funding).

5.4 PEZ Reward Distribution

PEZ rewards distributed in monthly epochs (432,000 blocks):

Open Phase: Users record trust scores on-chain.
Claim Period (1 week): Eligible users claim proportional share.
Closed: Unclaimed rewards returned to treasury.

user_reward = (user_trust_score / total_trust_scores) × epoch_reward_pool

Parliamentary NFT Bonus: 10% of incentive pool reserved for 201 Parliamentary NFT holders (Collection ID 100)

5.5 Presale Mechanism

Platform Fee: 2% per transaction

50% (1%) → Treasury
25% (0.5%) → Burned permanently
25% (0.5%) → Staking rewards pool

06 Digital Nation Pallets

PezkuwiChain includes 14 custom-built pallets implementing digital nation-state functions. Each pallet is benchmarked and production-ready.

6.1 Identity and Citizenship

pezpallet-identity-kyc

Multi-level identity verification with privacy-preserving H256 hash-only on-chain storage. Users submit identity hashes, referrers validate off-chain, and the system uses hooks (OnKycApproved) to trigger referral confirmation and citizenship assignment. KYC operations are feeless for applicants.

pezpallet-tiki (Citizenship & Roles)

Soulbound NFT-based role system with 49 role variants:

Tier	Kurdish Name	Requirements	Privileges
Applicant	Daxwazkar	Registration	Basic access
Citizen	Welati	KYC approved	Voting, referrals
Parliamentarian	Parlementer	Election	Legislative power
Core	Bingehîn	Sustained contribution	Full governance

Government positions include: Serok (President), Parlementer, Wezîr (Ministers for Finance, Education, Justice, Health, Culture, etc.), Dadwer (Judge), Mamoste (Teacher). All role NFTs are non-transferable.

6.2 Trust and Reputation

pezpallet-trust: Central trust scoring engine integrating staking, referrals, education, and roles (Section 4.2).
pezpallet-referral: Community growth via invitation with accountability (Section 4.4).
pezpallet-staking-score: Time-weighted staking reputation (Section 4.3).

6.3 Education (pezpallet-perwerde)

On-chain education platform: course creation with IPFS content, enrollment, verified completion, and points accumulation. Feeds directly into trust score.

Config	Limit
Course name	128 chars
Description	512 chars
Content link	256 chars
Students per course	100

6.4 Governance (pezpallet-welati)

Institution	Size	Selection
Parliament (Meclîs)	201 seats	Election
Presidency (Serok)	1	Election (50%+ required)
Constitutional Court (Diwan)	Configurable	Appointment
Cabinet (Ministers)	9 ministries	Nomination + Presidential approval

6.5 Economic Pallets

pezpallet-pez-treasury: PEZ reserve with programmatic halving.
pezpallet-presale: Token sales with automated fee distribution.
pezpallet-token-wrapper: 1:1 wrapping HEZ ↔ wHEZ for DEX operations.
pezpallet-pez-rewards: Trust-based PEZ distribution with epoch claim periods.
pezpallet-validator-pool: TNPoS validator categorization and selection.

07 Cross-Consensus Messaging (XCM)

7.1 Message Passing Protocols

Protocol	Direction	Mechanism
DMP (Downward)	Relay → TeyrChain	Direct message injection
UMP (Upward)	TeyrChain → Relay	Validated message submission
XCMP (Horizontal)	TeyrChain ↔ TeyrChain	Relay-routed message passing

7.2 Trusted Teleporters

Chains authorized to teleport native tokens: Asset Hub (1000), Contracts (1002), Encointer (1003), People Chain (1004), Broker (1005).

7.3 Bridge Support (Asset Hub)

Zagros Bridge: Via BridgeHub TeyrChain, connecting to the Zagros testnet.
Ethereum Bridge (Snowbridge): ERC-20 asset transfers. Chain ID: 11155111 (Sepolia).

7.4 Fee Configuration

Base delivery fee: 3 CENTS per message with exponential pricing for congestion management. System TeyrChains get free execution.

08 Governance Architecture

8.1 Multi-Layer Governance

Layer 1 — On-chain Referenda (Relay Chain)

Standard referendum with conviction voting. Vote locking: 7 days. Max queued: 100. Used for runtime upgrades, parameter changes, treasury spending.

Layer 2 — Digital Parliament (People Chain)

201-seat parliament with presidential system, ministerial appointments, and constitutional court. All governance operations are feeless for authorized members.

Layer 3 — Treasury Governance

Funded by 15% inflation + 80% transaction fees. Governed through spend proposals. Burn rate: 0.2% per spend period (6 days).

8.2 Election Trust Score Requirements

Election Type	Trust Required	Endorsements
Presidential	600+	1,000
Parliamentary	300+	100
Speaker	400+	—
Constitutional Court	750+	—

8.3 Voting Thresholds

Decision Type	Threshold
Simple Majority	50% + 1 of Parliament
Super Majority	2/3 of Parliament
Absolute Majority	3/4 of Parliament
Constitutional Review	2/3 of Diwan
Constitutional Unanimous	100% of Diwan

09 Security Model

9.1 Economic Security

Staking requirement: Validators must bond HEZ tokens.
Slashing: Equivocation and unresponsiveness penalized.
Bonding duration: 28 eras (~7 days).
Slash deferral: 27 eras for governance intervention.

9.2 Social Security (TNPoS Layer)

Citizenship prerequisite: All trust scores require verified KYC.
Referral accountability: Referrers penalized for malicious referrals.
Multi-dimensional scoring: No single dimension can dominate.
Sybil resistance: KYC prevents unlimited fake identities.

9.3 Technical Security

Rust memory safety: Eliminates buffer overflows, use-after-free, null pointer dereferences.
WASM sandboxing: Deterministic execution isolated from host system.
Forkless upgrades: Runtime changes via governance without network disruption.
Formal weight system: Benchmarked weight bounds prevent denial-of-service.

9.4 Cryptographic Primitives

Function	Algorithm
Account keys	sr25519 (Schnorr/Ristretto)
Session keys	ed25519 + sr25519
Hashing	Blake2-256
Address encoding	SS58
VRF (slot assignment)	sr25519 VRF

10 Network Specifications

10.1 Relay Chain Parameters

Parameter	Value
Block time	6,000 ms
Epoch duration	1 hour
Sessions per era	6
Bonding duration	28 eras
History depth	84 eras
Max validators	100
Active validators	21
Annual inflation	8%
Treasury inflation share	15%
Treasury fee share	80%
Treasury burn rate	0.2% per 6 days

10.2 TeyrChain Parameters

Parameter	Asset Hub (1000)	People Chain (1004)
Block time	12,000 ms	12,000 ms
Consensus	Aura	Aura
Collators	Azad, Beritan	Erin, Firaz
Teleport	Yes (TYR)	Yes (TYR)
Reserve transfer	Yes	No

10.3 Time Constants

Period	Relay Chain	TeyrChains
1 Minute	10 blocks	5 blocks
1 Hour	600 blocks	300 blocks
1 Day	14,400 blocks	7,200 blocks
1 Week	100,800 blocks	50,400 blocks
1 Month	~432,000 blocks	~216,000 blocks

11 Roadmap

11.1 Completed Milestones

Phase	Status	Description
SDK Development	Completed	828 crates rebranded
Custom Pallets	Completed	14 pallets benchmarked
Testnet (Zagros)	Completed	Multi-validator testnet
Mainnet Genesis	Completed	January 2026 — 21 validators
Relay Chain	Live	Block production active

11.2 Current Phase: TeyrChain Activation

Task	Status
Asset Hub registration (Para ID 1000)	Registered
People Chain registration (Para ID 1004)	Registered
Collator key configuration	In Progress
TeyrChain block production	Pending
HRMP channel establishment	Pending

11.3 Future Phases

Phase 2 — Ecosystem Growth (2026 Q2–Q4)

Full TeyrChain block production, governance activation, presale launch, developer grants, dApp ecosystem onboarding.

Phase 3 — Multi-Nation Platform (2027)

Onboarding additional stateless communities, Nationhood-as-a-Service, expanded bridges (Ethereum mainnet, Tron, BSC), full TNPoS activation.

Phase 4 — Civilization Infrastructure (2028+)

Cross-chain governance federation, decentralized identity standards, stablecoin integration, cultural heritage archival, global diaspora financial network.

12 Use Cases

Digital Identity for Stateless Populations

A Kurdish individual in Erbil, Istanbul, Berlin, or Nashville holds the same verifiable digital identity, participates in the same governance system, and accesses the same financial infrastructure — without dependence on any nation-state.

Diaspora Remittances

The Kurdish diaspora moves an estimated $20+ billion annually across borders. PezkuwiChain's native infrastructure provides near-zero-cost, near-instant remittance — replacing 5–10% intermediary fees.

Democratic Governance Without Borders

The 201-seat digital parliament with trust-weighted voting and constitutional court operates regardless of geographic distribution — verifiable on-chain elections, legislation, and governance decisions.

Education Credentialing

Perwerde provides verifiable on-chain credentials. For refugees whose physical diplomas are lost, this offers a portable, globally verifiable alternative.

Trust-Based Financial Inclusion

Through education, referrals, and community contribution, individuals with no capital can build trust scores translating to governance power and economic rewards — a fundamentally different model from "money to make money."

13 Conclusion

PezkuwiChain represents a paradigm shift in blockchain design — from financial instruments to civilization infrastructure. By integrating social trust, educational achievement, and community participation directly into the consensus mechanism, TNPoS creates an economic system where power flows from merit and contribution rather than from capital alone.

The Kurdish nation's historical condition of statelessness has, paradoxically, created the ideal conditions for this innovation. Without legacy bureaucracies or institutional inertia, PezkuwiChain builds the most advanced digital governance infrastructure from a clean foundation.

The technical foundation is not theoretical. The Pezkuwi SDK comprises 7,364 Rust files across 828 crates. The mainnet launched in January 2026 with 21 validators. Fourteen custom pallets are benchmarked and production-ready. Every mechanism described in this paper is verifiable in the open-source codebase.

PezkuwiChain is building the operating system for a nation that has no borders —

proving that technology can create sovereignty where geography cannot.

14 References

Academic and Technical Foundations

Wood, G. (2016). Polkadot: Vision for a Heterogeneous Multi-Chain Framework.
Stewart, A., Kokoris-Kogias, E. (2019). GRANDPA: A Byzantine Finality Gadget.
Stewart, A. (2019). BABE: Blind Assignment for Blockchain Extension.
Cevallos, A., Stewart, A. (2020). Nominated Proof-of-Stake.
Wood, G. (2022). XCM: The Cross-Consensus Message Format.

Source Code References

Component	Source Path
Trust Score	pezcumulus/teyrchains/pezpallets/trust/src/lib.rs
Staking Score	pezcumulus/teyrchains/pezpallets/staking-score/src/lib.rs
PEZ Treasury	pezcumulus/teyrchains/pezpallets/pez-treasury/src/lib.rs
Governance	pezcumulus/teyrchains/pezpallets/welati/src/lib.rs
Relay Runtime	pezkuwi/runtime/pezkuwichain/src/lib.rs
Constants	pezkuwi/runtime/pezkuwichain/constants/src/lib.rs
Genesis Config	pezkuwi/runtime/pezkuwichain/src/genesis_config_presets.rs
XCM Config	pezkuwi/runtime/pezkuwichain/src/xcm_config.rs

15 Appendices

Appendix A: Glossary

Term	Definition
BABE	Blind Assignment for Blockchain Extension — block production via VRF slot assignment
Bizinikiwi	The Pezkuwi SDK name for the Substrate framework
Diwan	Constitutional Court in the Welati governance system
GRANDPA	GHOST-based Recursive Ancestor Deriving Prefix Agreement — the finality gadget
HEZ	Native inflationary token of PezkuwiChain's Relay Chain
Mamoste	Kurdish for "teacher" — an earned Tiki role
Parlementer	Kurdish for "parliamentarian" — an elected Tiki role
Perwerde	Kurdish for "education" — on-chain education pallet
PEZ	Fixed-supply governance token (5 billion total)
Serok	Kurdish for "president" — chief executive in Welati
TeyrChain	Specialized blockchain connected to the Relay Chain (Kurdish: teyircheyin)
Tiki	Kurdish for "badge" — soulbound NFT role system
TNPoS	Trust-enhanced Nominated Proof-of-Stake
TYR	Base unit of HEZ (1 HEZ = 10¹² TYR)
Welati	Kurdish for "citizen" — governance pallet
Wezîr	Kurdish for "minister" — cabinet Tiki role
XCM	Cross-Consensus Messaging format
Zagros	Testnet network (named after the Zagros mountains)

Appendix B: Developer Quick Start

# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/pezkuwichain/pezkuwi-sdk.git
cd pezkuwi-sdk

# Build the relay chain node
cargo build --release -p pezkuwi-node

# Build the TeyrChain node
cargo build --release -p pezkuwi-teyrchain

# Run a development node
./target/release/pezkuwi-node --dev

Appendix C: Pallet Reference

Pallet	Chain	Function
pezpallet-trust	People	Composite trust score calculation
pezpallet-staking-score	Relay + People	Time-weighted staking reputation
pezpallet-referral	People	Referral tracking and scoring
pezpallet-perwerde	People	Course management and credentials
pezpallet-tiki	People	Soulbound NFT roles and badges
pezpallet-identity-kyc	People	KYC verification system
pezpallet-welati	People	Digital parliament and presidency
pezpallet-pez-rewards	People	Trust-based PEZ distribution
pezpallet-pez-treasury	Asset Hub	PEZ reserve with halving
pezpallet-presale	Asset Hub	Token sale management
pezpallet-token-wrapper	Asset Hub	Cross-chain token wrapping
pezpallet-validator-pool	Relay	TNPoS validator categorization

Appendix D: Contact & Resources

Channel	Address
Website	pezkuwichain.io
GitHub	github.com/pezkuwichain/pezkuwi-sdk
Documentation	docs.pezkuwichain.app
Explorer	explorer.pezkuwichain.io
Discord	discord.gg/Y3VyEC6h8W