beneficiary confirmation

Article I: Right to Causal Proof

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Digital fingerprint cascade with cryptographic verification showing right to prove capability cascades through beneficiary attestations

Every person has the inalienable right to cryptographic verification of capability cascades they actually created. What This Right Protects The foundational protection enabling all others: your ability to accumulate cryptographic attestations from beneficiaries whose capability you genuinely increased. No platform or institution may prevent cascade proof formation, deny access to verification infrastructure, or require proprietary … Article I: Right to Causal Proof

Article IV: Right to Beneficiary Attestation

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Human and robotic hands shaking with network of beneficiary icons showing direct peer-to-peer cryptographic attestation without institutional gatekeeping

Every person you genuinely increased in capability has the right—and duty—to cryptographically attest to that capability increase, and no institution may prevent, mediate, or capture that attestation. What This Right Protects Direct peer-to-peer attestation between contributor and beneficiary using Portable Identity, with zero institutional mediation. When you increase someone’s capability genuinely, they can cryptographically confirm … Article IV: Right to Beneficiary Attestation