> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://whitepaper.gopluslabs.io/goplus-network/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://whitepaper.gopluslabs.io/goplus-network/ecosystem/users.md).

# Users

Users are at the heart of the GoPlus Ecosystem, playing a critical role in its functionality and growth. They include Web3 users, developers, AI agent operators, wallet users, token projects, enterprises, and teams that rely on GoPlus to protect high-risk digital actions before execution. Increasingly they also include autonomous systems themselves, which consume security services programmatically. Their real-world usage drives the continuous evolution of the network and is the demand side of the $GPS security service economy.

**Role and Impact of Users**

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**Engagement with Security Services**

Users are the primary consumers of GoPlus security services. End users pay security gas in $GPS for transaction protection. Developers, teams, and enterprises pay in $GPS or supported payment models for GoPlus AI Security, GoPlus Intelligence, SafuSkill, DeepScan, and SafeToken Protocol. AI agents consume the AI Agent Security API through a usage-based model that GoPlus intends to settle in $GPS. During service usage, value flows back through settlement to the ecosystem contributors and operators who provide data, analysis capacity, threat intelligence, integrations, and security capabilities.
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**Machine Users**

As AI agents become a new class of software consumer, they invoke security checks at high frequency: before installing a skill, calling a tool, trading a token, or signing a transaction. Each check is a machine-originated security transaction. GoPlus treats agents as first-class users of the network, with consumption metered and settled in $GPS in the same way as human-initiated usage.
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**Feedback and Community Interaction**

The feedback provided by users is invaluable in the continuous development cycle of the GoPlus Ecosystem. Through forums, social media, and direct interactions with developers, users voice their experiences, suggestions, and concerns. This feedback is crucial for identifying usability issues and improving user interface and experience across GoPlus products and integrations.
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**Participation in Security Campaigns on GoPlus App**

Users are encouraged to engage in diverse campaigns run by GoPlus products. These campaigns are structured to simulate real-world threats in controlled environments, allowing users to practice safe Web3 navigation, agent runtime protection, transaction review, and security decision-making. By actively participating, users improve their own security skills and contribute to the collective security intelligence of the GoPlus Ecosystem.
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**Rewards and Incentives**

Active participation in campaigns on GoPlus App is incentivized with various rewards, including ecosystem points and tokens. These rewards serve not only as a motivation for users to engage more deeply with the security features of the network but also as a means of acknowledging their contributions to the ecosystem’s resilience.
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**Stake to Vote**

Users can stake $GPS to gain voting rights in the GoPlus Network’s governance. This staking not only signifies a user's commitment to the ecosystem but also grants them the power to influence decision-making processes. The amount of tokens staked directly correlates with the weight of their vote, emphasizing the principle that those who are more invested in the network have a greater say in its governance.
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## Conclusion

Users are not just participants but fundamental drivers of the GoPlus Ecosystem. Their active involvement, feedback, campaign participation, voting, and advocacy shape the network's development, ensuring that it remains responsive to the needs of Web3 users, AI agent operators, developers, and security teams. By engaging with the ecosystem, users protect their assets and agents while contributing to a broader movement toward a more secure, transparent, and user-focused digital environment.