What is Mainframe?

Mainframe is a platform designed for decentralized applications that aims to facilitate data transmission, file storage, payment management, and task execution in a secure peer-to-peer network. It emphasizes resistance to censorship and surveillance. The platform operates on a modular architecture, allowing developers to configure services according to their preferences.

The native token, Mainframe Token (MFT), functions as a medium of exchange to enhance user and developer experiences. Atomic swaps between MFT and other native service-layer tokens are implemented where compatibility is lacking. Mainframe's focus is on creating a well-supported and documented Software Development Kit (SDK) to assist developers in building applications within this architecture.