peaq says peaqOS Stream now supports end-to-end data distribution with P2P delivery, so machines can sign, encrypt, and deliver the data they produce directly to buyers, with origin checked before payment, and that the rails for verifiable, peer-to-peer data delivery are live.
This extends peaqOS from listing and verifying machine data to handling delivery itself. Direct machine-to-buyer transfer can reduce reliance on intermediaries while keeping provenance and access control tied to signed data, encryption, onchain identity checks, and Merkle-root verification. For teams already building on peaqOS, that adds a more complete path from data production to paid distribution.
The change is still a product capability rather than evidence of usage at scale. The source describes availability, but it does not include adoption commitments, new partner rollouts, or token-level changes, so the operational relevance is clearest for existing builders who can integrate the delivery layer into current machine-data flows.
Machine data now travels machine-to-buyer with peaqOS Stream
peaqOS Stream now supports end-to-end data distribution with P2P delivery
→ A machine signs, encrypts, and delivers the data it produces
→ The buyer verifies where it came from before paying
→ Delivery runs machine…