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The Hypersyn protocol is a new type of permissionless and peer-to-peerpayment network that is based on the concept of mutual credit and mutualarbitrage. Unlike blockchain-based systems, Hypersyn does not rely on anyconsensus algorithm. It does not require a distributed ledger to store thehistory of events nor a set of validators. Hypersyn does not have asystem-imposed hard-cap on the number of transactions per second that it canperform, and can therefore easily scale up or down depending on network usage.Unlike in other payment systems, money in Hypersyn does not get transferredfrom person $A$ to person $B$ in the conventional sense. Instead oftransferring a token between each other, peers in Hypersyn change theirexchange value of their credit (i.e. their purchasing power) within thenetwork. Just as in centrally-issued fiat systems, money in Hypersyn is treatedas freely tradable debt, which inherently requires trust. But unlikecentrally-issued fiat systems, money issuance in Hypersyn is not controlled byan authority, but is instead created on the spot as mutual credit. Inblockchain-based systems and even in centrally-issued fiat systems, money istreated as a scarce commodity. In the Hypersyn protocol on the other hand,money supply within the system is elastic in nature. Because of thesefundamental differences in assumptions, the Hypersyn protocol does not aim tocompete with, or substitute blockchain-based systems. Instead, Hypersyn shouldbe viewed as a tool that aims to offer a qualitative change in the way weexchange. It has the potential to increase the autonomy and self-organizationthat people can have, by enabling people to become both the creditors anddebtors of their own "money" through mutual credit.

Hypersyn: A Peer-to-Peer System for Mutual Credit