The Internet of Physical Commerce is AirJIT’s long-term objective: an open protocol ecosystem where physical assets possess persistent digital identities, logistics execution becomes deterministic, settlement becomes programmable, and independent infrastructure cooperates through universally adopted standards.
Four transformations
- Identity — every asset gets a protocol-native Digital Logistics Asset (DLA)
- Execution — workflows advance through formally defined state transitions (PAEE / LSM)
- Settlement — commercial obligations finalize in J1USD
- Coordination — independent nodes share a Global Logistics Graph without surrendering control
Why “internet”
TCP/IP allowed networks to interconnect without merging ownership. AirJIT aims at the same shape for physical commerce: shared semantics for custody, routing recommendations, and money, without a single operator of global logistics.
What users see today
A traveler carrying leftover kg between airport cities, optionally via a Host, with payment held until confirmation in J1USD, is a concrete slice of that vision: identity of the parcel, deterministic handoff states, advisory matching, and stable-unit settlement.