The project
A repository record shows its status, applicable rules and attributed share of routed funds. Attribution describes how a shared total is divided; it is not a separate transfer.
Browse the registry →A clear record of a shared contribution.
A project can help make a transfer possible. A contributor can help build that project. The records should explain those connections without counting the same good twice.
The contributor
Contribution records use a published method to recognise eligible work. Public identity is opt-in. An attributed share is not income, ownership or a payout to the contributor.
Read the contributor guide →The company
Coverage records describe the scope and term of an Entitlement. A payment receipt proves a payment; a separate transfer record shows what reached a listed recipient.
Find coverage records →Recognition you can share.
The planned platform includes verifiable certificates for project stewards and contributors. They give the people behind a project a record they can share with their community, prospective collaborators or future employers.
Stewardship and participation are recognised from verified records. A statement about charity funding additionally needs recorded transfers; an individual amount follows the published attribution and materiality rules.
An optional step beyond adoption
Changing LICENSE adopts the issued licence. To receive a certificate, a project administrator verifies their role through a platform claim; a contributor claims their account and opts in. This is separate from the one-file adoption step.
Certificate issuance is still being connected to the platform. This preview shows the intended model and sample records, not certificates already awarded to real projects.
Certificate types and verification →Useful precision, without a leaderboard.
The display rules limit individual currency figures below a published materiality floor. They favour contribution measures, grouped totals and context over rankings that would overstate a person’s share.
Methods and display rules →What is available today
This preview uses sample registry and certificate data. It does not demonstrate real disbursements. Published transfer receipts, when available, are the evidence of money reaching a recipient.