Capabilities
What it does, in three products.
A contractor needs checking, a licence needs a qualified holder, a charge waits on a meter reading. Start with the one that stalls your work.
Everything on this list
Prove
See identityVerify once, reuse everywhere
A contractor cleared by one site walks into the next without repeating it. Anyone you take on repeatedly is checked once instead.
Sign with legal force
A works order is signed on site and the schedule updates itself. Any agreement you sign and then re-key can act on its own.
Give machines an identity
A substation meter holds an identity of its own, so a compromise means revoking one unit. It is issued at manufacture, or at installation.
Own
See assetsTurn an asset into an instrument
A warehouse you can only sell whole becomes a stake you can sell a tenth of.
Prove a claim is real
A recycled-content claim carries the batch, the mill and everyone who has held it since.
Track an asset's whole life
Scan a pump and read its materials, its production, its owner and every repair. Your auditor reads it the moment you do.
Move
See paymentsLet machines and agents pay
A charge point pays for the power it draws; an agent pays for the tool it calls.
Release payment when conditions are met
The pallet is scanned at the depot and the carrier is paid.
Move value without a network
A market stall takes payment in a basement with no bars showing.
The real work crosses the categories.
A machine needs an identity before it needs a wallet. A certificate needs rules that hold before anybody believes it. Your process probably crosses two of the three.
Identity + Payments
A charge point spends only what it was granted, and the payment checks who is behind it first.
Payments + Assets
A revenue share reaches its holders without anyone calculating it.
Identity + Assets
A stake traces back to a holder checked before they bought it — anyone who owns what you issue.