TL;DR:
- The foundation has guaranteed self-funding to operate for at least five years without needing to resort to the sale of assets.
- Every token entering the private network must pass a mandatory anti-money laundering (AML) verification process.
- The project’s infrastructure includes quantum-resistant cryptography under NIST standards.
KV, Chairman of InterLink, announced the start of the deployment of core infrastructure modules for its Private Mainnet. this week.
This week, all engineers and researchers at @itl_fdn will begin deploying each module of the entire core infrastructure for the upcoming Private Mainnet
— KV (@kv_interlink) May 25, 2026
The technological project, which began its journey as a free mining application, enters a key operational phase after more than two years of continuous evolution. The executive, in a post on X, expressed that the technical and research team at the ITL Foundation will execute the implementation in phases, although no exact day was specified for the completion of the process.
The organization’s financial structure dispenses with the usual models of the crypto industry. The co-founders have sustained operations with their own funds since the firm’s origin, avoiding venture capital financing and over-the-counter (OTC) sales to commercial partners. According to KV’s report, revenues generated by Google Adsense do not cover a fifth of monthly operating costs, so this tool is mainly used as a technical filter against bot activity. The executive ensures that the foundation possesses sufficient reserves to maintain operations for a full lustrum.
Regulatory compliance and tokenization of real-world assets
A central element in the design of this network is the integration of regulatory compliance filters from its inception. The foundation’s data suggests that the friction generated by delays in verifications is a necessary step to attract global fintech firms and banking institutions.
All assets entering the Private Mainnet are subject to strict anti-money laundering (AML) prevention reviews. Although the process generated complaints among the user base due to wait times, the administration detailed that verification priority is governed by internal ACS and HCS metrics. The incorporation of validators during the private network phase could accelerate the processing of these identity records.
Regarding asset distribution, the issuing entity will not sell its own tokens on the secondary market during the current phase. Core developers will not maintain liquid balances during this period either, and the corresponding allocations will remain locked for several years after the launch of the Open Mainnet. The native ITL token will be used for the settlement of transaction fees, validator staking, and payment gateways within the commercial network.
Technical standards and legal protection
The blockchain’s architecture incorporates advanced security specifications. Technical development includes a quantum-resistant infrastructure based on guidelines from the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), oriented toward low-latency transactions. Additionally, InterLink Labs is processing patents for a transaction-backed digital asset protocol, designed for native enterprise tokenization.
On the corporate level, the ITL Foundation maintains its legal registration in Hong Kong, while the InterLink Labs division operates under United States laws. KV warned about the dissemination of inaccurate data attributed to former community ambassadors who were removed from their roles in recent months. The project’s leadership disclaimed any responsibility for third-party initiatives that use vague narratives associated with the brand. The current deployment of technical modules represents the first concrete step toward the organization’s goal of registering one billion users with digital assets on its network.
