The layer in production

What already runs on the layer.

Everything below is the same two primitives — proof that a live human is present, and a mandate that names who authorised the machine — applied to a different context. Not seven products. Seven places the same proof is already doing work.
A customer paying at a butcher counter with both hands full
Biometric PaymentThe face is the payment method. The account resolves through open finance, settlement runs account-to-account, and the receipt carries the proof that a living person authorised it. No card number exists to be stolen.
A man looking up at a tablet while the pen on the contract stays untouched
Biometric SignatureNot a click on a link in an email. Proof that a live human signed, at that second, with the document sealed under an anchored hash. Years later, anyone can verify it without asking you for anything.
A fan walking through an open gate with nothing in his hands
Biometric TicketingA bot cannot have a face. Tickets bind to the buyer rather than to a link, so reselling means transferring on your own rails at your price cap — and entry at the gate is a glance, not a queue.
A traveller verified at a service desk with the passport closed on the counter
Digital IDOne integration instead of a document check per country. The same person resolves to the same coordinate on any device, anywhere, and the document you would have collected stays where it is.
A compliance officer reading a printed list rather than a screen
Global ScreeningSanctions, background and credit across 190+ countries, answered as a proof rather than as a file of someone’s data. Continuous, so a name that becomes a match tomorrow does not wait for an annual review.
A person recognised at a self-service terminal while holding a coffee cup
FaceTokenOne token per human, per party. Your bank and a shop each hold a different value for the same person, derived on the device — so neither can be matched against the other, even if both companies try.
A woman listening with headphones, her phone face-down beside her
AI Media StreamingLicensed media an agent can actually play, with the entitlement checked against a mandate rather than a password. The rights holder gets a record of who authorised the play, not a shared login.
And whatever you build nextNone of these required a new product. They required the same two calls with different rules — which is why the seventh took a fortnight and not a quarter.Read the quickstart ↗
Primitive oneProof of a live humanThree seconds of living tissue resolve to a coordinate that already existed. Nothing is enrolled, nothing is stored, and the proof expires. A recording has no pulse to read, so it never gets past the first line.How oneface works ↗
Primitive twoA mandate that names the humanA verified person grants an amount, a counterparty set and a window. The rail refuses anything outside it — however convincingly the agent is asked. Every action under it leaves an anchored receipt.How mandates work ↗
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