The authority layer for enforceable digital rights.

Dual-Token Authority Model

TrustLogic introduces a two-token architecture. A Trustee Token encodes authority and obligations—licensing terms, transfer conditions, royalties, revocation logic, and dispute routing. A Beneficiary Token represents the user’s governed, revocable rights and is non-transferable except through trustee-validated burn-and-mint.

This separation ensures that rights can be reassigned, suspended, or revoked without breaking the chain of obligations—across wallets, chains, and marketplaces.

Identity, Privacy & Dispute Handling

Identity and compliance checks occur entirely off-chain in the application layer. No PII is written on-chain. External oracles may submit evidence and open disputes, but cannot unilaterally revoke rights—final decisions are made by the trustee or a pre-defined arbitration panel.

Transaction-graph privacy is preserved, value privacy is inherited from the underlying rail, and stronger confidentiality can be added via existing privacy L2s where required.

IP, Media & AI Assets

Enforceable licensing for music, film, games, and AI datasets. Rights stay attached to obligations, even when assets move across platforms.

• Guaranteed, enforced royalties across marketplaces
• Revocable licensing for songs, stems, and masters
• Governed access to datasets and model weights
• Controlled derivative and remix rights

Finance, CBDCs & Purpose-Bound Value

Governed transfers for stablecoins, CBDCs, remittances, stipends, grants, and benefits. Rules define who can spend, where, on what, and under which conditions.

• Purpose-bound aid and remittances
• Compliance-aware corporate and treasury flows
• Fraud-resistant insurance and claim tokens
• Programmable rails for semi-decentralized banking