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RKP-2 and RKP-3 are in development and not available yet. RKP-1 is the protocol available today.
ROOTKey processes and protects data through a set of formally defined protocols. Each protocol defines how integrity is recorded (on-chain vs. off-chain vs. hybrid) and where it is processed (sovereignty tier). These two dimensions together determine the auditability, throughput, cost, and regulatory fit of an integration.

Protocol Naming - RKP

All ROOTKey protocols follow a standardised naming convention:
RKP-N - base protocol · RKP-N Enhanced EU - EU cloud sovereignty · RKP-N Sovereign EU - full EU sovereignty

Architecture Comparison


Sovereignty Comparison

→ See Data Sovereignty for infrastructure details and regulatory context.

Decision Guide


Not sure which protocol fits your architecture?

Our engineering team is available for technical briefings. We’ll assess your data classification, throughput requirements, sovereignty obligations, and regulatory framework - and recommend the right protocol configuration.