Frequently asked questions
The company, the coin, and the consensus problem — answered plainly. Anything else: inquiries@byzantinesolidus.com.
What is Byzantine Solidus, Inc.?
Byzantine Solidus, Inc. is a holding company headquartered in Miami, Florida, founded in 2026. It builds and holds businesses that make digital money durable. Its first holding is Permara, which makes agreements executable: it verifies the people and the proof, protects the money, and pays the verified recipient.
Is Byzantine Solidus a fund?
No. Byzantine Solidus is a holding company, not an investment fund: it owns and operates businesses with permanent capital and no fund clock, exit window, or harvest schedule. Nothing on this site is an offer to sell, or a solicitation of an offer to buy, any security.
What is Permara, and how is it related to Byzantine Solidus?
Permara (permara.com) makes agreements executable. Tell Permara who should be paid, how much, and what must happen; it verifies the people and the proof, protects the money, and pays the verified recipient. It is the first holding of Byzantine Solidus, Inc., which is its parent company.
Is Byzantine Solidus acquiring CredZK?
Byzantine Solidus, Inc. announced on September 14, 2026 its intent to acquire CredZK Inc., whose privacy-preserving browser-verification and zkTLS credential technology is planned to become part of Permara. The transaction is proposed and subject to closing.
Why is the company named after a coin?
The Byzantine solidus held its weight and purity for roughly seven hundred years — proof that durable money is achievable when the issuer refuses to cut corners. The name is the company's benchmark: build financial infrastructure meant to be measured in decades, not quarters.
What was the Byzantine solidus coin?
The solidus was a gold coin introduced by Constantine around AD 312, struck at seventy-two to the Roman pound — about 4.5 grams of nearly pure gold. It kept that standard for roughly seven hundred years. Hoards of it still surface from Scandinavia to Sri Lanka.
What is the Byzantine Generals Problem?
A 1982 computer-science riddle by Leslie Lamport, Robert Shostak, and Marshall Pease: how can parties who communicate over unreliable channels — some of them dishonest — still reach agreement? Its solutions became Byzantine fault tolerance, the mathematics beneath modern blockchain consensus. It is the second meaning in the company's name.
Who are the members of Byzantine Solidus?
Roberto Delli, Lance Ennen, Micah Kershner, and Arnold Thorstad — operators with decades in payments infrastructure, fintech, digital identity, global consulting, and international operating companies.
How do I contact Byzantine Solidus?
Email inquiries@byzantinesolidus.com for press, partnerships, and anything worth asking. Qualified investors who share the time horizon can use the same address to start a conversation.