Viawatts is building a software-defined financial layer for electricity.
We standardize the kilowatt as a programmable digital asset, enabling real-time settlement and managed liquidity across the distributed energy system.
Electricity underpins modern economies, yet the way it is transacted and coordinated remains fragmented and analog.
Today:
– Energy flows, payments, settlement, and flexibility operate in disconnected systems
– Distributed assets cannot participate efficiently in markets
– Grid optimization and decarbonization are constrained by outdated financial primitives
The energy system lacks a common denominator.
Every modern system required a shared digital primitive:
– The internet needed packets
– Payments needed digital money
– Cloud computing needed virtualized compute
Energy cannot become liquid, interoperable, or optimizable without a programmable kilowatt.
Without a native digital financial unit, energy markets cannot scale, coordinate, or optimize like modern economies.
Viawatts standardizes the kilowatt as a programmable digital financial asset.This creates:
– A unified transactional layer for energy flows and payments
– Real-time settlement and pricing
– Trustless coordination of flexible energy assets under real-world constraints
– Financial interoperability across the entire energy chain
Viawatts operates as the unifying financial layer of the energy ecosystem, moving beyond the optimization of isolated segments.
Viawatts begins with a narrowly defined, unavoidable energy transaction where digital settlement and interoperability are currently impossible.
We’re always open to conversations with investors, partners, and operators interested in system-level innovation across energy and infrastructure.
If you believe electricity needs a native financial layer, we’d be glad to connect.
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Viawatts is building foundational infrastructure for a programmable energy economy.
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