The State Encyclopedia
How the Republic actually works — written against the systems as built, not as imagined. Fourteen entries, from the oath to the treasury, each traceable to the public record.
Identity & entry
One-Portal authentication
One identity, several doors: passphrase, passkey, or a QR code your wallet signs. The Republic verifies you without ever holding anything that could impersonate you.
3 sections · Read the entry →NO-KYC: zero-knowledge trust
Prove that you are trusted without disclosing who you are. The passport replaces document checks with something stronger: seven citizens who staked their standing on you.
3 sections · Read the entry →The passport
One soulbound token: your identity, your vote, your claim, and your standing. It cannot be bought, sold, or taken — only earned.
3 sections · Read the entry →Witness attestation
Citizens witness citizens. Seven signed statements — not a corporation, not a document check — are what seal a passport.
3 sections · Read the entry →Trust & standing
The trust score
A civic score from 0 to 100, computed from honest signals every time it is read — never fabricated, never bought.
3 sections · Read the entry →Referrals
The Republic grows one vouched-for person at a time. Referring is a right of standing — and the first step toward witnessing.
3 sections · Read the entry →Governance and votes
The parliament never adjourns. Every proposal is on-chain, every passport carries one vote, and every tally can be checked by anyone.
3 sections · Read the entry →Economy & treasury
Dividends
A state that pays its citizens. Dividends are declared by epoch from the sovereign holdings and claimed by each citizen's own wallet.
3 sections · Read the entry →The treasury and sovereign holdings
The common wealth of the Republic sits in a contract anyone can read — reserves, disbursements, and all.
3 sections · Read the entry →The citizen store
A marketplace where the Republic keeps the register and the citizens keep the money. Settlement never passes through the state.
3 sections · Read the entry →Wallet & instruments
The sovereign wallet
Three ways to hold your keys — and no way for the Republic to hold them. Non-custodial is not a policy here; it is the architecture.
3 sections · Read the entry →Signing and certificates
Sign a statement with your wallet and anyone on earth can verify it — no account, no notary, no fee.
3 sections · Read the entry →BitWill: inheritance
A wallet-signed directive that tells the world what you intend for your estate — without ever giving anyone your keys.
3 sections · Read the entry →Citizen insurance
Cover under the Republic's registry: apply for asset or health cover, follow your application on the record, and pay no premium through the state.
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