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What is the TPA Proxy, and What Does it Do?

Outlines how proxy contracts control each DeAI TPA’s behavior while allowing secure upgrades.

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The TPA Proxy is the contract instance that represents an individual DeAI TPA on the blockchain. Each time a DeAI TPA is minted, a unique proxy is deployed and linked to the TPA’s namehash. This proxy handles the logic and execution for all interactions tied to that address.

It manages actions such as linking a website, receiving a PING, transmitting Meta Energy, and updating metadata. Because each DeAI TPA has its own proxy, these assets can operate independently while still following the rules of the shared protocol.

This design also allows for upgradeability. If the system evolves, the Proxy Manager can update logic without changing ownership or breaking existing connections.

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