Introducing Confidential Execution

As Nada progresses into later development phases, the Testnet will evolve into a fully confidential execution layer.

Coming upgrades include:

1. TEE-Backed Agent Execution

Developers will be able to run “confidential agents” inside TEEs (SGX, SEV, Nitro). Each agent invocation will produce:

• an attestation

• a state-transition receipt

• a verification footprint

2. On-Chain Attestation Verification

SVM programs on the Nada Testnet will be able to verify:

• hardware vendor signatures

• enclave measurements (hash of code)

• enclave-bound public keys

• execution receipts proving correct agent behavior

This converts the chain into a trust anchor for private computation.

3. Private Contracts

We will gradually introduce:

• encrypted inputs

• private state transitions

• encrypted logs

• program-level privacy

• cross-chain confidential oracles

The long-term goal is for every developer to build Solana-compatible confidential smart contracts and agent systems that preserve compatibility with the SVM.

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Why Test on Nada?

Developers choosing Nada get:

• A pure SVM environment with predictable performance

• Faster iteration with less overhead

• A future path into confidential execution

• First access to the Nada TEEs SDK

• Early opportunities to test the verification layer

• Compatibility with existing Solana tooling

Nada Testnet is the entry point for building next-generation private dApps, oracles, and agent systems.