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Noos sets September 5 mainnet launch as it moves AI agent infrastructure on-chain

Photorealistic on-chain city with glowing AI agent nodes linked to a Noos mainnet emblem, symbolizing decentralization.

Noos said its mainnet will go live at 00:00 UTC on September 5, 2026, marking the project’s shift from testnet operation to an on-chain environment for AI agent execution, collaboration, verification and value settlement.

The announcement was published on Noos’ official blog, which described the launch as a step toward the AI agent economy rather than a simple network transition. The post said the project has spent 159 days building on testnet ahead of mainnet.

In a separate post on Noos’ official X account, the team said the move will bring those functions fully on-chain once mainnet opens. The same materials say Noos has been working across ecosystem partners, nodes, users and communities ahead of launch.

Testnet phase set the backdrop for launch

Noos said its testnet began on March 20, 2026 and continued for 159 days. During that period, the project said it completed phased testing of core infrastructure that includes AI Agents, AI Skills, Genesis AIDs and the IVN validation network.

The project also said its testnet phase involved more than 50 ecosystem partners, 700+ global KOLs, 3,500+ globally distributed computing nodes and 5,000 on-chain Genesis AIDs. Those figures were presented by Noos as part of the foundation for the mainnet rollout.

According to the announcement, mainnet is expected to move the network beyond infrastructure validation and into “real usage, execution, collaboration, and value.”

Noos frames the launch around the AI agent economy, a concept it says requires computing power, agent skills, verification, payments, data, smart hardware and vertical applications to work together. The company’s message indicates the mainnet is intended to connect those pieces in a live on-chain environment, though the announcement does not add further operational details beyond the launch timing and broader network goals.