Infrastructure, not a pilot project
Four modules built for the workflows governments actually run — each with a published spec, on-chain invariants, and an honest account of what it doesn't do yet.
Elections that verify themselves
Eligibility is gated on a credential type per election, and every vote is a commitment revealed and tallied on-chain — anyone can recompute the result from public data instead of trusting a black-box count.
⚠ Current implementation is commit-reveal, not full ballot secrecy — see the honest limitations on the technology page before considering this for a real election.
Title transfers in minutes, not weeks
Assets are non-fungible on-chain records with a full, queryable transfer history. Transfers require both parties to hold a verified credential; a jurisdiction authority can freeze a record with an on-chain reason.
Tax collected automatically, transparently
A single transfer atomically routes the jurisdiction's tax share to a collector treasury and the remainder to the recipient — no separate remittance step, and every flow is queryable by anyone.
Prove eligibility without exposing data
Personal data never touches the chain — only credential hashes and revocation status, anchored by governance-authorized issuers. Account tiers let other modules gate access on verified status alone.
The GovZone pattern
Citizen- and agency-facing portals never talk to the chain directly — they go through the SDK, which talks to the relevant module, secured by the same validator set as everything else on the network.
Tell us what you're trying to build
This is testnet/devnet software. We're looking for agencies and integrators who want to pilot a specific workflow — not a general sales inquiry.
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