# Network Model
Domin Network is designed to be a business oriented data processing network for consumer data. Structured on the basis of verifiable and evolving consumer authorization proofs (CAPs), it aims to govern the behavior of data in a dual-node structure before rolling the data onto blockchains.
This B2B network encourages participants to help process and validate consumer data to support various scenarios while preserving business needs and transaction integrity with the following mechanisms.
1. Prioritized sequencing for speed.
2. Demand on Proof Rollup for cost efficiency.
3. Dual-Node consensus for security.
Most open networks designed to have highly similar objectives for better alignment between nodes. However applying this guideline on business scenarios is not optimal because it requires a predetermined rule for complex considerations on balancing functional novelty and stableness. To address this, we introduce Authorizer Nodes handling fundamental security, and Operator Nodes that iterate fast to adapt quickly.
Both nodes need to be staked in order to ensure they follow and benefit from the standard protocol of the network.
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