Finternet Runtime

A modular and extensible WebAssembly runtime system for financial transactions and asset management

Website • Architecture • Quick Start • Documentation • Contributing

Overview

Finternet Runtime is a three-tier architecture system that provides:

1. Process Layer: Direct user interaction layer for executing workflows (WebAssembly modules)
2. Driver Layer: Intermediary layer providing abstraction over platform-specific operations
3. Platform Layer: Low-level system access and services integration

Key Features:

• 📦 WebAssembly Component Model support
• 🔌 Dynamic driver loading/unloading
• 💾 Pluggable storage backends (Redis, in-memory)
• ⛓️ Solana blockchain integration
• 🌐 gRPC/gRPC-Web API interface
• 🔍 Built-in health checks and metrics
• ⚡ WASI support

Overview

Finternet Runtime is a three-tier runtime system that provides:

• Process Layer: Direct user interaction for executing workflows
• Driver Layer: Asset abstraction and platform operations
• Platform Layer: System services and storage integration

Key Features:

• 📦 WebAssembly Component Model support
• 🔌 Dynamic driver loading/unloading
• 💾 Pluggable storage backends
• ⛓️ Solana blockchain integration
• 🌐 gRPC/gRPC-Web API interface
• 🔍 Built-in health checks

Quick Start

# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/NishantJoshi00/units.git

# Enter the directory
cd units

# Build the project
cargo build --release

# Start the server
cargo run --release -- config/development.toml

Documentation

Our documentation is organized into three main sections:

📐 Architecture

Detailed explanation of Finternet Runtime's design and components:

• Three-tier architecture
• System flow and interactions
• Security model
• Extension points

🚀 Try Locally

Get started with running Finternet Runtime:

• Prerequisites and setup
• Configuration options
• Quick test guide
• Development tips

📚 Development Guidelines

Learn how to develop for Finternet Runtime:

• Driver development
• Module development
• Best practices
• Contributing guidelines

Contributing

We welcome contributions! See our Development Guidelines for details on:

• Creating drivers and modules
• Requesting new capabilities
• Development best practices
• Pull request process

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

Support

• 📝 Open an issue
• 💬 Start a discussion
• 🔍 Browse documentation

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