Draw up a capital request.

State what your business needs. In the next article you will set, precisely, what an agent may do about it — and mint a portable draft of that authority. Everything happens on this device.

Article I

The Request

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Nothing typed here leaves this page.
Article II

The Authority

The mandate is the instrument that says, provably, what an agent acting for you may do. Grant narrowly. Everything below is revocable at will.

Permitted acts — granted by you

Never delegable — locked in v0

personal_guarantee

Only you can pledge yourself. An agent cannot.

confession_of_judgment

Refused by default, everywhere, categorically.

notarial_act · signature_as_you

Ceremonies belong to humans. The agent orchestrates; you execute.

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Bounds

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Standing clause — revocation Revocable at will. On revocation the agent halts at the next safe point, and every submission is serialized and declared — concurrent applications are disclosed, never hidden.
Article III

The Instrument

Read it as a lender's counsel would. Then mint — your device computes the draft's SHA-256 digest, the same fingerprint any counterparty could recompute to prove nothing changed.

Capital Authority Mandate

Draft · unsigned · v0 preview
capital.newdraft — unsigned
instrumentCapitalAuthorityMandate/v0
minted (utc)
principal
request
SHA-256 digest — recompute it anywhere
Created on your device. Not transmitted. Not a signature, an application, or an offer of credit — a draft of authority, portable and revocable.

What this is — and is not (v0)

  • Created on your device. This page transmits nothing, sets no analytics, and keeps no copy.
  • No lender receives this. There is no network behind v0 — the draft is yours to hold.
  • Signing and verification rails come next. The digest you minted is the anchor future versions verify against.
  • Not credit advice, not an offer, not an application. A statement of authority, drafted.
Annex

Verify a draft

Paste a mandate draft. Your device recomputes its digest and compares it to the one embedded in the file — the same replay any counterparty would run. Nothing is uploaded.