Every question we could think of. Answered plainly.

Brydg is a marketplace for distributed computing. It buys idle processing capacity from smartphone owners across Africa and Asia, who are paid in stablecoin for verified work, and sells job execution to buyers anywhere in the world. The Brydg Token entitles holders to 15% of Brydg's gross revenue, paid in stablecoin.

For most computing, yes, and Brydg does not compete with them head-on. But the world is short of data-centre capacity: the largest cloud operators plan record spending and still cannot serve demand, because power, equipment and permits take years. Meanwhile hundreds of millions of capable Android phones sit charging and idle every night, already bought and already powered. Brydg sells the kind of work that suits them: batch jobs, scheduled processing, verification and small-model AI tasks where cost matters more than speed.

Three reasons. Supply is largest and cheapest there: the most Android phones, the lowest cost of participation, and payment rails (mobile money) built for small transactions. Acquisition is cheapest there: in markets where a few dollars a month is meaningful income, people join because the app pays. And compute is location-blind: work done on a phone in Nairobi is worth the same as identical work done anywhere else, so cheap supply sells at world prices.

Yes, in parts. Acurast runs over 225,000 smartphones as compute nodes across 140+ countries. Grass sells consumer-device capacity to AI companies, earns an annualised $33 million in stablecoin and is profitable. Mobile money moves over $2 trillion a year through 2.3 billion accounts, most of them in Brydg's target markets. Brydg combines these proven pieces: phone compute, stablecoin revenue from AI-era demand, and emerging-market rails.

Four things. Providers are paid in stablecoin from real revenue, not in newly minted tokens, so the supply never needs to inflate and the fleet does not leave when emissions are cut. Every provider is identity-checked and every device attested, so buyers are not asked to trust an anonymous fleet. Distribution runs through referrals, local agents and telco partnerships rather than paid advertising. And token holders receive a fixed, first-claim share of gross revenue in stablecoin.

No contract is signed yet. Conversations are in progress with a small AI company and with larger institutional buyers, and with numerous mobile operators across Africa on the distribution side. Brydg publishes no revenue forecast until a contract exists, and Stage 2 of the pre-sale opens only when the first contract is signed.

Brydg does not publish team information. The pre-sale is run by the operating company behind the platform, with external legal counsel and accountants. Institutional purchasers can request further information under the process described in the Terms of Sale.

Brydg's take on the marketplace: 30% of what is paid out to providers (35% on telco-bundled cohorts). The formula is fixed in the Terms of Sale: gross revenue = take rate × provider payouts settled in the period, and the holder pool = 15% of that.

Because paying holders in the token would require Brydg either to mint new tokens (paying a claim on revenue with more claims on revenue, diluting everyone) or to buy tokens on the market (making your payment depend on the token's price that day). Stablecoin is money you can use anywhere, and Brydg never has to print or purchase anything to pay you.

Brydg does not publish projections. The per-token amount is the period's pool divided by entitled tokens, and the pool depends entirely on how much verified work the network is paid for. Early periods may be small or zero: at TGE the network will be in its first phase of demand. Every period, Brydg publishes gross revenue, payouts, the pool, the snapshot and a reconciliation, so you can verify the numbers yourself.

No. Holding at the snapshot is the only requirement. There is no staking, no locking and no action needed beyond claiming.

10,000,000,000 tokens (placeholder, fixed in the Terms of Sale before Stage 1). Supply is fixed at TGE: no inflation, no emissions, and no mint function after deployment. Allocation: pre-sale (public) 65%; treasury and ecosystem 12%; liquidity 10%; referral and marketing 5%; team and advisors 5%; strategic partners 3%; providers 0%, because they are paid in stablecoin, not tokens. The majority of supply is sold to the public, and the team holds one of the smallest slices in the structure.

Providers are suppliers, paid market rates in stablecoin for work performed. Networks that pay hardware operators in emissions dilute their holders to fund growth; Brydg's growth costs holders nothing. It also means providers are not competing with you for the revenue share.

BNB Chain: EVM-compatible, low fees (which matters because holders pay their own claim fees), deep stablecoin liquidity and wide wallet support in Brydg's markets.

Tokens are sold in stages, each priced above the last. You buy at the live stage price; your purchase is recorded as an allocation at that price and delivered in full at TGE. The sale ends at TGE or when the allocation is fully subscribed, whichever comes first.

Stages are flexible. Brydg sets and may revise the number of stages, their prices, sizes and timing as the sale progresses, and publishes every change before it takes effect. Two things never change: a completed purchase is never repriced, and the ladder's direction is upward, with each stage priced above the last.

Milestones. Stage 1 funds the platform build. Stage 2 opens only when the first execution contract is signed. Later stages open against published network milestones, so each price rise is earned by progress, not by the calendar.

Brydg discloses progress as the percentage of the current stage allocated, not as a money figure. The live number is on the pre-sale site.

A small minimum applies (published on the site) so that network fees never dominate a purchase. Maximums depend on your verification tier.

No. When you start a purchase you receive a quote that locks the stage price, and the exchange rate if you pay in a volatile asset, for 15 minutes. Broadcast your payment inside that window and the quoted terms are honoured.

It splits automatically: the remaining allocation at the current price and the balance at the next stage's price, both shown to you before you sign anything.

A recorded allocation in Brydg's ledger: your token quantity, stage, price and terms version. It is not transferable, not redeemable and has no market value until TGE. Allocations are personal and non-transferable until tokens are delivered at TGE. Your dashboard shows it at your purchase price, alongside the current stage price, the percentage difference and the published ladder.

No. Purchases are final. Reversals happen only for chain-level events such as a blockchain reorganisation or a wrong-asset transfer routed to review, and are recorded as reversing entries.

Create an account with your email, complete the identity step for your amount, connect a wallet, choose your asset and amount, and approve the transaction in your wallet. Your allocation appears on your dashboard once the payment is confirmed on-chain, and you receive an email confirmation.

USDT and USDC on Ethereum, BNB Chain and Tron, plus native ETH and BNB. Stablecoins are recommended: volatile-asset prices are locked at quote, but stablecoins keep it simplest. Card, bank transfer and mobile money are not available at launch; if additional payment methods are added later, they will be announced on the official channels.

Any wallet compatible with WalletConnect for Ethereum and BNB Chain (MetaMask, Trust Wallet, Binance Web3 Wallet, Rainbow and most mobile wallets), and TronLink or WalletConnect-compatible wallets for Tron. Purchases must come from a wallet linked to your account, which you link by signing a message (this proves ownership and costs nothing). You can link several wallets. You also nominate one distribution wallet to receive your tokens at TGE; by default it is the wallet you bought with, and you can change it with re-authentication until the snapshot lock.

First, allow for network confirmation times. If it still does not appear, use the “I already sent” form on your dashboard with the transaction hash and sending address, and support will match it. Never send funds to any address other than the treasury addresses shown inside the checkout and on the official channels page.

Verification is tiered by cumulative purchase amount. Small purchases need an email account and a jurisdiction attestation. Larger amounts require government identity and a selfie, reviewed by a human, and above that, source-of-funds information. Thresholds are set by legal counsel and shown to you as you approach them. Wallet screening applies from the identity-document tier upward.

Common reasons: a restricted jurisdiction, a wallet flagged by screening, an unlinked sending wallet, or an expired quote. The dashboard shows the reason where it can, and support can review cases.

Persons resident in or located in jurisdictions on Brydg's restricted list, maintained by legal counsel, cannot participate. The current list is shown during sign-up and at checkout, and you attest your eligibility with each purchase.

Yes. Larger purchasers can complete verification and documentation under a separate purchase agreement. Contact the address on the official channels page.

Every account gets a referral link. When someone signs up through it and buys, the referrer receives 25% of the purchase amount in tokens from the referral allocation, and the referred buyer receives a 5% bonus on their first purchase. One level only: there are no commissions on your referral's referrals. Referral and bonus tokens release 40% at TGE and 20% per month over the following three months. If the underlying purchase is voided, the associated bonus is clawed back.

The programme is for genuine referrals. Accounts are identity-verified, and abuse (self-referral rings, fake accounts) leads to forfeiture of bonuses under the Terms of Sale.

Target July 2027, or one month after the provider app ships publicly, whichever is later. Brydg launches the token only on a live, earning network: if the app is delayed, TGE moves with it. Any change to the target is published as a new Terms of Sale version and every holder is notified. At TGE, the token contract, vesting contracts and revenue distributor are deployed on BNB Chain after independent audit. Brydg freezes the ledger at a published time, reconstructs every holder's position, publishes the full list and its Merkle root with a reconciliation against on-chain receipts, and delivers pre-sale tokens in full to each holder's distribution wallet. The first accrual period opens the same day.

Confirm your distribution wallet on your dashboard. If you have not nominated one, you will be contacted through the remediation process; no allocation is ever dropped.

A liquidity allocation (10%) is reserved for listings and market-making at and after TGE. Specific venues are announced through official channels only; treat any other listing claim as a scam. Brydg does not publish price projections, and nobody can honestly promise a market price. The market will set it. What Brydg controls, and commits to, is the entitlement behind the token and the reporting that lets you verify it.

Pre-sale proceeds are held at published treasury addresses in stablecoin and native assets, with hot and cold separation, manual sweeps to cold storage and multi-signature control as an early milestone. The holder pool is segregated from operating funds at the moment of accrual, in both directions. Proceeds fund the operating company: the platform build, demand development, the first African corridor and operations. Spending is staged: each stage's proceeds are the budget until the next milestone unlocks the next stage. Proceeds spent by category and runway remaining are reported to holders each period.

Use only the domains, handles and treasury addresses listed on the official channels page, linked from the site footer. Brydg never messages you first asking you to send funds, never asks for your seed phrase or private keys, and never offers a purchase price that is not the live stage price. Anyone doing any of those things is not Brydg, whoever they appear to be.

Yes. The token, vesting and distributor contracts are independently audited before deployment and the reports are published.

Identity documents are stored encrypted, accessed only through short-lived signed links, with every access logged, and handled under the Privacy Policy. Data is used for verification and compliance, not marketing.

Batch and fault-tolerant work: scheduled AI inference on small models, data processing, verification, rendering chunks, proof generation, and confidential agent execution inside phone secure enclaves. Not model training, not latency-critical serving: phone fleets absorb the overflow data centres cannot serve economically. Every device is benchmarked on enrolment and attested (hardware-backed proof it is a real, unmodified phone running the genuine app). Every unit of work runs on at least two devices and results are compared, spot-checked against known answers, and tied to device reputation. Failed units re-run automatically.

Modest amounts, honestly stated: per-device earnings in this class of network are small, which is precisely why supply is deep in markets where small amounts matter. Providers choose their payout rail: stablecoin, mobile money, airtime or data. Nothing about the app costs them phone performance or mobile data: it works only when the device is idle, charging and connected.

Yes. Operators running multiple devices are welcome, verified at a higher identity tier, and are expected to be an important part of supply. Emulators and fake devices are excluded by attestation. The provider app ships publicly in June 2027, one month before TGE, starting in Africa. Corridors open one by one, each with local payout rails and agent networks, with Asian markets following once the African playbook is proven.

Then the entitlement has no value. Brydg is funded by this pre-sale, spends stage by stage so that early proceeds are never bet on later stages arriving, and reports spending and runway each period. The risk factors in the Whitepaper and the Risk Disclosure Statement set this out in full: do not purchase with money you cannot afford to lose.

That depends on your jurisdiction, and Brydg does not give legal opinions. A token entitling holders to revenue may be regulated as a security in many places, which is why the sale uses identity verification, jurisdiction restrictions and versioned terms drafted by external counsel. Take your own advice for your situation.

The TGE target moves with the app: launch happens one month after the app ships publicly if that is later than July 2027. Any revision is published and every holder is notified. Your allocation is unaffected by a delay; it is delivered whenever TGE occurs.

Support is available through the channels on the official channels page. The full detail sits in the documents on the site: the Whitepaper (the token), the Business Plan (the operating business) and the Tokenomics sheet (the numbers). Read them, and the Terms of Sale, before you buy.