A publicly verifiable digital integrity model.
Digital identity fails when systems authenticate data instead of existence. Existence Authentication introduces a binary presence requirement at the moment of authorization, supported by constitutional constraints, public auditability, and a reinvestment framework embodied by the EDF.
What this is
A public-interest model for verifying human presence at the moment privileged actions occur.
What this is not
Not surveillance, not data monetization, not behavioral scoring, not “trust us” security.
Why it matters
Fraud, impersonation, and unaccountable automation are structural outcomes of data-only identity.
Transparency statement
Existence Authentication is presented for examination, not marketing. We invite governments, regulators, public institutions, and independent reviewers to evaluate the model’s constraints, economics, and technical enforcement boundaries.
We do not ask for trust. We ask for inspection.
Three pillars
The technology is the technical solution. The Integrity Revolution is the moral solution. The EDF is the embodiment of both.
Technology
Presence-based authorization: privileged actions execute only when a verified person is present.
The Integrity Revolution
A moral framework that restores accountability by binding speech and action to existence. Read →
EDF
A citizen-governed reinvestment framework that returns value to the society that adopts the model.
Start here
If you represent a government, regulator, or critical institution, begin with the Inspection Brief. It is short, non-promotional, and structured for review.
“If a system claims to protect the public, it must be willing to be examined by the public.”