Wallet apps + trust-currency designDevnet transfers available · mainnet signing locked

Try the demo / simulation

Learn by trying.

Follow seven small actions with made-up tokens. You will see what changes and who would see it. Nothing is sent to a blockchain.

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Interactive trust lab

Seven actions. Made-up tokens.

Use the highlighted step, watch the result, then move on. Progress stays while you explore other pages and resets if you reload or choose Reset demo.

Simulation boundary: everything here is a demonstration. Tokens, receipts and proofs are made up. This demo does not connect to a wallet or blockchain.

Walkthrough progress0 / 7

Each action opens the next step. You can revisit completed steps. Before changing the rules, you must close the reviewer’s access.

01
Identity separation

Create a demo alias

Ready
A closed gold and glass notebook representing private records
Concept illustration / simulation only

Your next action

Create a practice account.

You will start with 120 made-up tokens. No real account is opened.

Who can see it? The demo shows separate account names. No personal information is entered.

Local simulation
More about this simulation

Create your demo alias.

The demo creates four unrelated identifiers and then seeds the local wallet with 120 simulated units. A production identity-link service would be separately protected and unavailable to ordinary wallet queries.

Technical details: this demo record
Account subjectacct_demo_8421
Wallet subjectnot created
Governance subjectnot created
Service actortrust_bff_local

The local simulator is ready.

Technical details: who can see each field?

Live visibility inspector

Who can see what?

Labels change as the walkthrough crosses a trust boundary. Color is never the only signal.

FieldYouTrust BFFPrivate ledgerPublic railAuditor
Human identityNot enteredNot providedNot storedNot includedNot disclosed
Demo aliasNot createdNot createdNot createdNot includedNot disclosed
AmountVisible to youNot usedNot usedNot sentHidden
Private counterpartyNot usedNot usedNot usedNot sentHidden
Settlement accountsNot usedNot usedNot usedNot sentNot disclosed
Proof materialNot createdNot createdNot createdNot sentHidden
Policy versionv7 activev7 activev7 on receiptsNot sentNot opened
Technical details: the seven-step walkthrough

Step-by-step walkthrough

One complete trust loop in seven moves.

Start in the Trust Lab on this page. Each action is local, resettable, and labeled at the point where a production integration would normally occur.

  1. 01

    Create a demo alias

    See why your account, wallet, and governance identifiers remain separate.

  2. 02

    Simulate eligibility

    Create a purpose-bound proof envelope without entering biometrics or identity data.

  3. 03

    Claim a work reward

    Turn a seeded community work event into 80 simulated IUNUA on the private ledger.

  4. 04

    Send privately

    Send 25 demo units to a one-time destination and inspect the resulting commitments.

  5. 05

    Choose a settlement path

    Record one immutable choice for this run. A public model exposes linkable settlement accounts and metadata, not human identity.

  6. 06

    Open and revoke a scoped audit grant

    Reveal only amount and counterparty under a modeled duration, then explicitly revoke future access before Upgrade unlocks.

  7. 07

    Govern an upgrade

    Move a proposal through approval and a 48-hour timelock while old receipts keep policy v7.

What this proves

A coherent user flow, explicit visibility boundaries, policy pinning, and an adapter-shaped public rail.

What it does not prove

Cryptographic privacy, legal classification, real identity verification, Solana settlement, or production security.

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