What this project is

Sarmad Protocol is a public digital network. People run a real node on a normal phone or Windows PC. Those devices work together to keep a shared history of activity and to produce new blocks on a steady rhythm.

The unit of the network is called SRMD. You get it by taking part — by running a node, staying active, inviting others, or using features the network offers over time. You do not need a mining farm or a rented server to join.

Nobody here promises that SRMD will have a price in real life, or that you will make money. Treat participation as joining a living network — not as an investment product.

What we are trying to build

• A network ordinary people can join. Install the official app, start your node, and you are part of the same system as everyone else.
• Fair turns, not heavy machines. Active devices share the work of producing blocks in a rotating way. Staying online and honest is what matters.
• Room for real apps. The long-term goal is useful services on top of the same network — not a single page or a single product. Sarfees is one example of that idea.
• Growth through people. Invites help the network spread. When someone joins through your invite, you may earn from their productive activity under the network’s rules.
• Resilience as we grow. The coordination layer is built to run as a multi-server queue. If one server fails, others can keep the network moving. Capacity expands as more people join and refer.

How it works in everyday words

Think of the network as a shared notebook that many devices update together. Every short while, a new page (a block) is added. Active nodes take turns writing those pages so no single phone or PC has to do everything alone.

• Your phone or PC syncs with the rest of the network and can produce blocks when it is your turn.
• Being active and online is how you help keep the notebook moving and stay eligible for network rewards.
• Rewards may include activity rewards, invite rewards, and other options the apps show you — always according to live network rules.
• Some rewards need a claim step. If a claim window is open, claim in time; otherwise a pending amount may be cleared.

This page explains the idea for people, not the hidden machinery. Exact internals stay inside the official software on purpose.

How you join

• Download only from sarmadprotocol.com or sarmad.pro.
• Install the Android app or the Windows program.
• Create or restore your wallet carefully. Keep your recovery words private — anyone who has them can control your funds.
• Start the node when you want to participate. Leave it running while you can.
• If you arrived through an invite link, keep that inviter address so the network can credit the referral correctly.

What sits on the network

Sarmad Protocol is the base. Products and services can live on it without becoming the whole story.

• The node apps — Android and Windows programs that let you run a real node.
• Sarfees — a separate ride-sharing style service on Telegram. It is part of the wider project, not a replacement for the network homepage.
• Future apps — the direction is more useful tools for everyday life, built so people can use the same network identity and units where it makes sense.

What Sarmad is not

• Not a bank, exchange, or guaranteed income plan.
• Not financial, legal, or tax advice.
• Not a promise that SRMD will be listed, sold, or priced in real life.
• Not permission to attack, spam, cheat, or abuse the network or other users.

Trust and safety in plain terms

• Use only official downloads. Copies from random sites can steal wallets.
• Never share recovery words, private keys, or screenshots of them.
• Ads for your own invite link are allowed if they are honest and legal where you run them. Do not promise guaranteed profit.
• Software can have bugs. Devices can fail. You use the network at your own risk.
• Full terms are on the About page. Read them before you continue using the site or apps.