The Human Flourishing Mandate

10 cents of every dollar JIL Sovereign earns goes to charity. Hard-coded in the software.

Most companies promise to give back. We wrote it into the protocol. Every time JIL Sovereign Technologies books a profit, the system automatically peels off 10 percent and donates it to Global Hands, Inc. (a US 501(c)(3) public charity, EIN 92-1444754). Global Hands runs every prospective recipient through Attestyx pre-clearance and disburses to verified-clean organizations across five operational jurisdictions: the US, UAE, Singapore, Brazil, and Europe. The board cannot reverse it. Future management cannot reverse it. The math is the law.

In plain English

What is this?

A built-in tithe. JIL Sovereign Technologies sells the Attestyx platform to foundations. Whenever the company turns a profit, ten cents of every dollar gets pushed - automatically, by the software itself - to Global Hands, Inc. (a US 501(c)(3) public charity). Global Hands then runs every prospective recipient through Attestyx pre-clearance and routes the funds to verified-clean organizations in five operational jurisdictions. There's no committee that can vote it down.

How does it affect me?

If you donate to charity, you indirectly benefit when foundations choose Attestyx - because every dollar of revenue we earn from foundations creates an additional ten cents of charitable capital flowing through Global Hands and the Attestyx pre-clearance pipeline to grantees. If you're a grantee in one of the five participating jurisdictions, the mandate is the channel that funds you. If you're a foundation customer, your engagement fee is the engine.

Does it help me?

Most company giving programs are pledges that quietly shrink in bad years. This one cannot. The 10 percent allocation is enforced at the protocol level - the same place the company books its revenue - so there is no version of 'we had a tough quarter, we'll skip this year.' Routing through Global Hands' 501(c)(3) status also makes the donation tax-deductible for JIL Tech and gives donors and grantmakers full IRS-grade transparency. That predictability plus the deductibility is what makes the mandate worth more than a foundation just having its own giving budget.

How the mandate works

10%

Of JIL net profits, allocated at L1 protocol level. Cannot be revised by board action.

95/5

Of each vault: grant capital flowing to grantees / operations funding the platform.

Jurisdictional vaults. Each operates independently with a registered local fiduciary.

The money path

Where every dollar of profit ends up.

This is the actual flow. From the moment JIL Sovereign Technologies books a profit to the moment a grantee receives a wire, every step is automatic, anchored, and visible on the live transparency dashboard.

Source

$1.00

JIL Sovereign Technologies net profit

Annual donation (10%)

$0.10

JIL Tech → Global Hands, Inc. (US 501(c)(3), EIN 92-1444754); donation is tax-deductible to JIL Tech under IRC §170.

Five vaults

United States

United Arab Emirates

Singapore

Brazil

Europe

Inside each vault

95%

Grant capital - flows through registered local fiduciaries to grantees

Operations - funds platform engineering, data feeds, council

Grantees

$0.095

Out the door to Attestyx-verified grantees in the originating jurisdiction. Recovered funds return to grant capital, never to JIL Tech and never to Global Hands' general fund.

The flow is the law. No human approves the 10% allocation, no committee picks the vaults, no quarter is skipped. The protocol books the profit and routes the allocation in the same transaction. Every step is publicly visible on the transparency dashboard.

The vault structure

Each of the five jurisdictional vaults is a logically separated capital pool with five sub-accounts: inflow, operations, grant capital, recovery, and reserved obligations. Allocation events are CourtChain-anchored. Cross-vault transfers require advisory council approval and are limited to disaster response and multi-jurisdictional grants.

Sub-account	Purpose	Funding source
Inflow	Receives allocations from JIL net profits	L1 protocol allocation event
Operations (5%)	Platform engineering, third-party data, council	Vault inflow
Grant capital (95%)	Grants approved by participating fiduciaries	Vault inflow
Recovery	Funds recovered from fraud or misuse, pending re-routing	Recovery actions; routes to grant capital within 30 days
Reserved obligations	Capital committed to active grants but not yet disbursed	Transferred from grant capital at approval

Routing rules

Geographic origin determines vault.US-sourced revenue allocates to the US Human Flourishing vault. Revenue with no clear jurisdictional origin allocates to the US vault by default, subject to advisory council review.

Jurisdiction	Vehicle	Status
United States	Global Hands, Inc. (US 501(c)(3))	Operational
United Arab Emirates	Global Hands, Inc. program operations	Operational
Singapore	Global Hands, Inc. program operations	Operational
Brazil	Global Hands, Inc. program operations	Operational
Europe	Global Hands, Inc. program operations	Operational

Surplus, recovery, and capital protection

Surplus rolls over

Unspent operations budget at fiscal year close rolls over to grant capital in the same vault. Automatic, no advisory council approval required. CourtChain-anchored.

Recovery returns to vault

Recovered funds (net of recovery costs, capped at 25% of recovered amount) re-route to the originating jurisdiction's grant capital pool within 30 days. Never to JIL Tech. Never to Global Hands' general fund. Never to the fiduciary general account. Never to a third party.

Grant capital is never debited

If Attestyx platform operations costs exceed the 5% allocation in any fiscal year, the deficit covers from JIL Sovereign Technologies general corporate funds (under the MSA). The 95% grant capital pool at Global Hands is never debited to cover operations.

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