Escrows opened by the allowlisted wallet
We operate the privileged escrow wallet and assign escrows to one broker only.
OpenBroker handles the escrow wallet, devshard runtime, version routing, observability, and GNK-native accounting for brokers building on the Gonka inference network.
Each broker gets isolated accounting and capacity. Traffic stops when the broker balance or dedicated devshard capacity is unavailable.
Running as a broker should be about users, billing, and products — not escrow wallets, devshard rotation, and chain-level accounting.
We operate the privileged escrow wallet and assign escrows to one broker only.
Broker traffic is isolated through its own devshardctl instance and on-chain state.
OpenBroker does not fall back to public nodes. If capacity is unavailable, the request stops — no silent routing to shared infrastructure.
Dashboard and Prometheus metrics are broker-labeled: balance, runtime split, devshard ID, model, request status, token volume, latency surfaces, and escrow state.