Urgent Docs

Revolutionary blockchain infrastructure for the global supply chain
Empowering privacy-preserving traceability and interoperable logistics with multi-chain architecture.

Overview

Urgent is a next-generation multi-chain blockchain ecosystem built specifically for global logistics and supply chains. It includes:

Urgent One Chain (Public Chain)
For consumers and wholesalers, enabling encrypted on-chain purchases, package tracking, digital identity, and settlement.
Urgent Union Chain (Consortium Chain)
For enterprise nodes, providing secure private storage, permission control, and partial data decryption mechanisms.
IBC Support with EVM & Cosmos Compatibility
Ensuring safe data transfers and module interoperability between public and consortium chains.
End-to-End Privacy Protection
All user data is encrypted on the client side. Enterprises and the blockchain store only encrypted data, and decryption is only possible with explicit user authorization.

Architecture

Cross-Border Delivery Flow Example

Here's an end-to-end diagram showing how a package is tracked from the U.S. to China through Urgent Network:

+--------------------------+
|  User signs with wallet  |
+--------------------------+
            |
            v
+--------------------------+
|  Submits encrypted data  |
|   to Urgent One Chain    |
+--------------------------+
            |
            v
+-------------------------------+
|  Protocol forwards data to    |
|  enterprise node (e.g. A),    |
|  then to Urgent Union Chain   |
+-------------------------------+
            |
            v
+-------------------------------+
|  Enterprise reads partially   |
|  decrypted data for inventory |
+-------------------------------+
            |
            v
+-------------------------------+
|  User signs again to confirm  |
|  delivery — sends full data   |
|  to root node                 |
+-------------------------------+
            |
            v
+-------------------------------+
|  Root node decrypts temporarily |
|  and forwards to enterprise    |
+-------------------------------+

All sensitive data remains encrypted until the user grants permission.
Root node temporarily holds decrypted data and deletes it after dispatching.

Pricing Plans

Urgent Network offers flexible subscription tiers for enterprise node access. Pricing is based on features, bandwidth, and protocol access.

Tier	Monthly Price (USD)	Description
Basic	$2,800	Basic package syncing, shipment status, contract API access
Standard	$14,000	DApp integration, order settlement, enterprise log & dashboard support
Premium	$28,000	High-throughput private chain links, priority decryption node relay
Custom	from $140,000	Dedicated chain deployment, external system integration, full compliance dev

💡 All plans include secure IBC protocol support and access to the Urgent Union Chain via encrypted channels.

Confidential Transfer Protocol (CTP)

Urgent Network introduces a unique Confidential Transfer Protocol (CTP) to enable secure data transmission between chains while protecting user privacy.

Key Principles

Client-Side Encryption First
All user data (e.g., name, phone, address) is encrypted locally with the user's public key.
Partial Decryption on Union Chain
During the preparation phase, only non-sensitive fields (like region or city) are accessible to the enterprise.
User Second-Signature Authorization
Before dispatch, the user signs again to authorize full decryption for delivery purposes.
Ephemeral Decryption at Root Node
Full user data is temporarily decrypted at the root node and immediately deleted after being forwarded to the enterprise node.

Example: Data Field Access Matrix

Field	On-Chain Status	Readable by Enterprise?	Requires User Authorization
Name	Encrypted	No	Yes
City/Postal	Encrypted	Partial	No
Phone Number	Encrypted	No	Yes
Package ID	Plaintext	Yes	No

FAQ

Q: Can enterprises bypass encryption to get user data?
A: No. All sensitive data is end-to-end encrypted and only accessible after explicit user authorization.

Q: How do users track their packages?
A: Users can view package history via the official DApp or blockchain explorer, including timestamps and handoffs.

Q: How can an enterprise become a node?
A: Submit an access application, choose a plan, and we will assist with deployment and integration.

Q: Is data stored on the public chain safe?
A: Yes. All personal data is encrypted and unreadable without proper decryption keys and authorization.

Resources

Website: https://www.urgent.im/
Learning Platform (Urgenth): https://www.urgenth.com/
Contact: [email protected]

Overview​

Architecture​

Cross-Border Delivery Flow Example​

Pricing Plans​

Confidential Transfer Protocol (CTP)​

Key Principles​

Example: Data Field Access Matrix​

FAQ​

Resources​