Show it arrived where it was meant to · Duedale
The maker gets paid
Show buyers that their money reached the maker and the workshop, in the shares promised.
Who does what
- Peoplekeeps
As a maker, keep a record of every payment for your work.
- Institutionschecks
A craft fund checks makers' shares before it supports a shop.
- Businessessigns
Show the maker's share on every sale.
- Communitiesconfirms
A workshop or guild confirms each maker was paid.
who pays
Confirming, keeping and checking are free for everyone. An organisation pays to run its records and its requests, never for each receipt. Pricing
goes well with
The origin mark: Where it was made, how, and that the maker was paid, carried on the piece.
counts toward
What this receipt says
- What’s on it
- The sale, the promised shares, and each maker's confirmation.
- Who keeps it
- Each maker keeps their own confirmation.
- What it proves
- The maker got the share promised at the sale.
- Who can check
- Anyone, for free, without asking us.
- Where
- As exact as the keeper chooses: a river area, a kind of land, a town or an exact spot.
- When it ends
- Maker names are removed after the shop's set time. The shares stay.
how it works, for builders
open@kashscript/attest
Signs records as DSSE envelopes and checks them offline. [v 09-24] npm view: latest 0.1.8, which depends on identity-core 0.3.1 and installs from an empty folder; 0.1.5 is deprecated. Round trip on this app's own receipts: four verifies exit 0 (two signed under 0.1.3, two under 0.1.8) and a tampered ledger row exits 1 (PAYLOAD_HASH_VARIANCE). Tested on Windows only.
on hold@kashscript/whiffin
Purpose-bound mandates (issue, deliver, redeem, reconcile) over pluggable payment rails. Published 0.1.0. No money has ever moved; a licensed bank or EMI partner is the binding constraint (STACK [v 07-27]).
Shown as no more open than @kashscript/whiffin.
Not yet true
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Built or partly built, and waiting for a set condition.
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