Built around
the agreement.

One engagement, four roles.

A client funds the agreed scope. An agency delivers against milestones. Contractors receive committed allocations. A reviewer resolves disputes under rules accepted before funding.

Milestones with explicit approval.

Each approval references the exact agreement and submission version. Changing the work or allocations requires fresh approval. Silence triggers escalation, not automatic payment.

Shares that stay committed.

Once contractor allocations are accepted, the agency cannot silently reduce them. Additional work requires an approved, funded change. A dispute freezes the affected unpaid milestone rather than unrelated approved work.

What we must prove first.

Confidential contract-held funding, reservation sufficiency, authorized release and refund on Base Sepolia. Tests must reject unauthorized release, double reservation, replay and insufficient funding.

A successful transaction alone is not proof that a recipient received their full payment. Receipts must reflect verified settlement.

The first pilot.

One agency, one client and two contractors. Two milestones. Measure setup time, payment costs, reconciliation effort and willingness to continue. No tokens, lending, yield strategies or speculative rewards.

A customer-funds pilot requires an independent contract review, a legal and custody assessment, recovery procedures and separate production approval.