Commercial Scenarios

From Bikes to Batteries, BoAT Unlocks Limitless Potential

BoAT’s real-world potential shines through in practical applications. Here are some compelling examples:

Shared Machine Services (P2P Service)

Imagine a smart bike-sharing system. A user pays a fee in cryptocurrency directly to the bike’s BoAT wallet via near-field Bluetooth or an on-chain contract. Once the payment is confirmed, the bike’s smart lock unlocks, enabling the ride. No centralized platform is needed—just seamless, peer-to-peer payment and service delivery. This reduces operational costs, boosts transparency, and scales effortlessly across millions of devices.

Battery Charge-Discharge Banking

A smart battery in a DePIN energy network becomes an autonomous economic entity:

Charging (Expenditure): The battery pays 0.5 USDT (for example, the same below) to a solar device for 1 kWh of energy, using its BoAT wallet to transact on the blockchain.
Discharging (Revenue): An appliance pays 1 USDT to the battery for 1 kWh of energy, recorded transparently on-chain.
Loan Repayment (Expenditure): After earning 1 USDT, the battery’s BoAT wallet or smart contract distributes profits to global investors in the battery’s Real-World Asset (RWA) per predefined rules. This demonstrates how BoAT, paired with smart contracts, transforms a battery into a self-sustaining economic participant, automating revenue, expenditure, and profit sharing in a decentralized energy ecosystem.

Autonomous Vehicle Mobility

An autonomous vehicle uses BoAT to pay for services in a DePIN mobility network:

It pays DePIN tokens to a charging pile for electricity, registers its mileage as PoPW to earn rewards, and trades tokenized infrastructure assets (e.g., parking spaces) on a DeFi platform.
BoAT’s secure identity (DID) ensures the vehicle’s transactions are verifiable, while its lightweight design supports real-time operations on embedded hardware.

Industrial Robotics in DePIN Networks

A factory robot in a DePIN manufacturing network uses BoAT to:

Pay for maintenance services from another robot or human technician.
Earn tokens by contributing compute resources or sensor data as PoPW.

IoT Sensors in Smart Cities

Smart city sensors (e.g., traffic cameras, environmental monitors) use BoAT to:

Sell trusted data to city planners or businesses via on-chain oracles.
Pay for cloud storage or compute resources in a DePIN network.
Maintain a decentralized identity for secure, verifiable interactions. BoAT’s pre-integration with IoT chips ensures rapid deployment, scaling smart city infrastructure into a decentralized asset network.

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Shared Machine Services (P2P Service)

Battery Charge-Discharge Banking

A smart battery in a DePIN energy network becomes an autonomous economic entity:

Charging (Expenditure): The battery pays 0.5 USDT (for example, the same below) to a solar device for 1 kWh of energy, using its BoAT wallet to transact on the blockchain.

Discharging (Revenue): An appliance pays 1 USDT to the battery for 1 kWh of energy, recorded transparently on-chain.

Loan Repayment (Expenditure): After earning 1 USDT, the battery’s BoAT wallet or smart contract distributes profits to global investors in the battery’s Real-World Asset (RWA) per predefined rules. This demonstrates how BoAT, paired with smart contracts, transforms a battery into a self-sustaining economic participant, automating revenue, expenditure, and profit sharing in a decentralized energy ecosystem.

Autonomous Vehicle Mobility

An autonomous vehicle uses BoAT to pay for services in a DePIN mobility network:

It pays DePIN tokens to a charging pile for electricity, registers its mileage as PoPW to earn rewards, and trades tokenized infrastructure assets (e.g., parking spaces) on a DeFi platform.

BoAT’s secure identity (DID) ensures the vehicle’s transactions are verifiable, while its lightweight design supports real-time operations on embedded hardware.

IoT Sensors in Smart Cities

Smart city sensors (e.g., traffic cameras, environmental monitors) use BoAT to:

Sell trusted data to city planners or businesses via on-chain oracles.

Pay for cloud storage or compute resources in a DePIN network.

Maintain a decentralized identity for secure, verifiable interactions. BoAT’s pre-integration with IoT chips ensures rapid deployment, scaling smart city infrastructure into a decentralized asset network.