Token & Compliance (Non‑Security Utility)

Token: TerraFy (EVM). The token gates services only; it does not represent credits, revenue shares, or guaranteed allotments.

Form factors

  • TerraFy Pass (consumer, SBT/non‑transferable): access to dashboards, proof pages, and checkout retire‑on‑purchase services.

  • TerraFy Enterprise Access (business, transfer‑restricted): higher API limits, whitelabel attestations, SLAs, and partner integrations. Transferability restricted to KYC’d entities.

Utilities at launch

  • Live dashboard showing real‑time indicative value and composition of the IRL project treasury (credits on hand/retired, inventory status, procurement pipeline). Informational only—no ROI/yield claims.

  • Attestation API & proof pages (QR‑verifiable) for retirements and provenance claims.

  • Checkout plugin (Shopify/Woo) to trigger retire‑on‑purchase in the buyer’s name.

Planned utilities (non‑financial governance)

  • Feature prioritization votes (e.g., reporting exports, new registry integrations, partner allowlists).

  • Program parameters that do not touch revenues or distributions (e.g., default proof formats, disclosure levels, impact‑grant focus areas).

Retirement & delivery best practice

  • Consumer/SMB: immediate retirement in buyer’s name with registry certificate + on‑chain receipt.

  • B2B: delivery of specific, serialized credits to buyer custody or retirement on buyer instructions within a short window.

Compliance guardrails

  • No “guaranteed annual credits,” no price/ROI promises.

  • Clear separation between utility access (TerraFy) and any financial instruments (handled via traditional channels, if any).

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