Geodnet wallet

What is Geodnet (GEOD)?

GEODNET is physical infrastructure first and a token second. Small GNSS reference stations sit on rooftops around the world, watching how solar activity and the atmosphere distort satellite signals, and the corrections they produce let a receiver resolve its position to centimetres instead of metres - the accuracy agriculture equipment, drones and survey gear depend on. GEOD is the unit in that loop: businesses consuming the correction feed pay in it and station operators are credited in it.

For a holder, the important structural fact is that GEOD is not tied to a single chain. The token is issued on Polygon and on Solana, and those balances are entirely separate - different fee coins, different addresses, no automatic link between them. Anyone receiving GEOD from a station payout, a market or another person should establish which of the two chains it is arriving on before giving out an address, because the answer determines everything afterwards.

Supported networks in Tangem (2): Solana, Polygon POS.

Many GEOD balances build up slowly over months from hardware that is running anyway, and the owner has no reason to touch the wallet in between. That pattern suits a card: the private key is generated inside the secure element and never leaves it, a second identical card made during setup is the recovery path, and a seed phrase stays optional rather than something you have to guard. The wallet can go back in a drawer between payouts without any of it degrading, which is exactly what a slowly accumulating balance asks for.