TrustAnchor
Identity & Trust Plane
Who is the actor?
- Human, organization, agent, machine, and device identity binding
- Credential and identity-evidence provenance
- Trust expiry, revocation, and binding reconstruction
Finality Control Network
Identity establishes who acted. Authorization and mandates establish what was permitted and intended. Execution performs the action. The Finality Control Network determines whether obligations were satisfied, evidence reconciled, contradictions resolved, economic outcomes proved, physical reality matched, and closure remains valid.
Constitutional planes
Identity & Trust Plane
Who is the actor?
Authority Plane
What was authorized?
Obligation Plane
What had to be satisfied?
Evidence / Closure Plane
Did it reach valid closure?
Economic Truth Plane
What economic result occurred?
Physical Truth Plane
Did reality match the digital claim?
Network primitives
Every governed action receives a persistent FinalityID. Verified closure can issue a portable, content-hashed Finality Passport. The status-only registry answers whether that passport remains current without disclosing tenant-confidential records.
Intelligence assets
AIOS proposes and analyzes with authority fixed at zero. CAFIN preserves raw-data locality and human promotion. FinalityGraph derives tenant-scoped relationships from live proof objects. FinalityBench produces case-local risk vectors only; no simulated observation is presented as a market benchmark.
Truth boundary
The current release implements and internally tests these controls in a controlled reference environment. It does not establish valuation, customers, adoption, contracts, certifications, live third-party integrations, buyer validation, or production performance.