How Attestyx works

Attestyx is the integrity layer between the foundation (the funder) and the grantee (the recipient). The funds never touch Attestyx — we only attest that the rules are met.

Attestyx is the verification and evidence layer. The bank still holds the funds, the foundation still signs the check, the grantee still does the work. Attestyx makes sure every signature is backed by primary-source evidence and every payment leaves a court-ready receipt.

In plain English
What is this?
A neutral checkpoint between the giver and the receiver. Think of it as the safety inspection a building gets before the keys are handed over - except it runs continuously, on every grant, in five countries, and every check produces a stamped record.
How does it affect me?
Foundations: you keep the money, you keep your bank, you keep your authority to approve or decline. We just stop bad payments before they leave and document every good one. Grantees: you fill out one trustworthy file, we share it with every participating foundation, you stop re-doing the same paperwork for each donor.
Does it help me?
A typical foundation spends 60-90 hours of legal time each year on equivalency-determination work for foreign grantees. We compress that to a few days by doing the underlying work once and sharing it. Foundations using Attestyx have evidence ready when something goes wrong; foundations that don't usually find out months later when nobody can rebuild the trail.
The grant lifecycle

What actually happens between application and closeout.

A grant is not a single event. It is a sequence of decisions, each of which deserves its own evidence record. Here is the eight-stage lifecycle every Tier 2 grant runs through. The platform runs every check, anchors every decision, and produces a court-portable receipt at every transition.

1
Grantee

Application

Grantee submits an application against an open foundation program. Their vault docs auto-attach with explicit consent. Foundation sees a complete file on day one.

2
Verdict Engine

Pre-clearance

175 checks run against the application context. Sanctions, beneficial ownership, financial integrity, governance, jurisdictional registry, and 12 more categories. Output: aggregate score + per-check detail.

3
Foundation

Foundation review

Reviewer console surfaces the verdict, hard blocks (if any), and category breakdown. Foundation overrides require a documented memo. Approval triggers grant creation.

4
Foundation co-signers

Disbursement authorization

Multi-signer authorization in-app. JIL signals release; the foundation's bank or custodian moves funds. JIL never touches the wire.

5
Grantee

Milestone evidence

Grantee submits milestone artifacts (reports, beneficiary lists, financial reconciliation). Each submission anchored on receipt with a content-hash digest.

6
Verdict Engine + Foundation

Milestone clearance

MIL/DIS/RPT category checks run. Anomaly detection compares against prior milestones and peer benchmarks. Foundation approves or returns for revision.

7
Platform

Continuous monitoring

Sanctions re-screening, registry-match monitor, behavioral anomaly checks run continuously across active grants. Foundation pings on any new signal within 24 hours.

8
Platform

Closeout + audit trail

Final reconciliation, CREB attestation bundle generated, anchored on CourtChain, exportable as PDF/JSON-LD/ZIP. Becomes evidence in any future recovery action.

Every transition produces a CREB bundle. Eight stages, eight evidence packages per grant. The full set is exportable in PDF, JSON-LD, or ZIP at any time and is admissible as a self-authenticating certified electronic record under Federal Rule of Evidence 902(14).

The two tiers

Tier 1

JIL Human Flourishing capital

10% of JIL Sovereign Technologies net profits, donated annually to Global Hands, Inc. (US 501(c)(3), EIN 92-1444754) and tax-deductible under IRC §170. Global Hands routes the donation through Attestyx pre-clearance to verified-clean recipients across five operational jurisdictions (US, UAE, Singapore, Brazil, Europe), with the geographic origin of the underlying revenue determining which jurisdiction the proceeds primarily disburse to. Within each jurisdiction, 95% becomes grant capital reaching verified-clean recipients through participating local fiduciaries; 5% funds Attestyx platform operations end-to-end.

Free in perpetuity to participating fiduciaries and grantees. Surplus rolls over to grant capital. Recovered funds return to the originating jurisdiction's grant capital pool, never to JIL Tech and never to Global Hands' general fund.

Tier 2

Foundation-owned capital

Five service categories on a commercial basis: pre-clearance, CREB grant attestation, lifecycle monitoring, retroactive audit, and recovery evidence. JIL signals release authorization based on milestone evidence; the foundation's bank or custodian executes the transfer.

Comprehensive engagement: 5% of grant volume with volume tiers (3% above $100M, 2% above $500M) and a $500K minimum annual fee floor. Or four-SKU partial: Retroactive Scan, Retroactive Proof Audit, Pre-Clearance Subscription, CREB Grant Attestation, Grantee Asset Intelligence.

The integrity backbone

Five primitives. One platform.

PoCS: Proof of Counterparty Sanctity

JIL's verification primitive. Cryptographically attests that an entity has been screened, verified, and approved across sanctions, beneficial ownership, governance, and jurisdictional requirements at a point in time.

Verdict Engine: 175 checks, 16 categories

Every grantee, application, and milestone is evaluated against 175 checks across Governance, Financial, Sanctions, Beneficial Ownership, Programmatic, Compliance, Operational, Milestone Evidence, Disbursement, Personnel, Reporting, Equivalency, Jurisdictional, Network Effects, and Anomaly Detection categories. Scored 0 to 100.

CourtChain: 14-of-20 BFT anchoring

JIL Sovereign's evidentiary anchoring chain. 14-of-20 validator quorum across 13 jurisdictions. Ed25519 + Dilithium-III hybrid signatures. Every CREB attestation is anchored within 60 minutes of generation.

CREB: Court Ready Evidence Bundle

Immutable evidence packages anchored to CourtChain, admissible under FRE 902(14) self-authentication of certified electronic records. Generated for every milestone clearance, disbursement authorization, and registry inclusion. Exported as PDF, ZIP, or JSON-LD.

Sealed Authorization

JIL's milestone-gating primitive. Authorizes disbursement based on evidence verification without taking custody. The signal flows to the foundation's banking or custody integration; the foundation's rails execute the transfer.

Wallet Intel

Post-settlement crypto monitoring for grants disbursed in stablecoins or other on-chain assets. Detects misuse patterns and routes alerts back into the lifecycle monitoring layer.

What JIL does. What JIL does not.

What JIL does

  • Onboards and verifies grant-making organizations and grantees
  • Routes JIL Human Flourishing capital through participating fiduciaries
  • Provides integrity services to foundations on their own capital
  • Pre-clears grant applications against the Verdict Engine
  • Generates CREB attestations and anchors all evidence to CourtChain
  • Monitors active grants for anomalies
  • Maintains the cross-foundation bad-actor registry
  • Coordinates governance through a global advisory council
  • Publishes transparency reports and a live allocation dashboard

What JIL does not

  • Custody, hold, or transmit grantee or foundation funds (Tier 2)
  • Make grant approval decisions on behalf of foundations
  • Provide tax preparation, legal counsel, or fiduciary services
  • Operate as a Money Services Business or Money Transmitter
  • Operate as a Consumer Reporting Agency under the FCRA
  • Replace foundation legal counsel, audit firms, or compliance teams
  • Provide investment advice or asset management services

Ready to evaluate?

For foundations, the fastest path to value is a retroactive scan of historical disbursements. For grantees, the document vault establishes a portable verification profile reusable across participating foundations.

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