Service Provider / Data Center Onboarding

Service providers and data centers can onboard to the ZopToken platform with batch devices, providing more stable computing resources.

Target Audience

Eligible candidates for onboarding include:

• Studios with multiple Mac or GPU devices
• Small-scale data centers
• Enterprise idle device resources
• Computing service providers
• Teams with stable network and operational capabilities

Onboarding Process

flowchart TD
    A(Submit onboarding application) --> B(Platform communicates on device scale and network conditions)
    B --> C(Assign test Group Key)
    C --> D(Complete small-scale device onboarding test)
    D --> E(Verify online stability and task execution capability)
    E --> F(Confirm partnership and settlement method)
    F --> G(Official onboarding)

Information to Prepare

Service providers or data centers may need to provide:

• Number of devices
• Device types
• GPU / memory / storage configuration
• Network bandwidth
• Online duration
• Operations contact
• Geographic region
• Whether batch deployment is supported
• Whether API / SDK integration is needed

Testing Phase

The testing phase focuses on:

• Whether devices remain stably online
• Whether the client runs normally
• Whether the network is stable
• Whether tasks can be executed normally
• Whether logs are traceable
• Whether anomalies can be handled promptly

Official Onboarding

Before official onboarding, the following should be confirmed:

• Settlement method
• Task types
• Service support scope
• Device responsibility boundaries
• Key management approach
• Anomaly handling process
• Partnership agreement or service terms