Four primitives of one system — Trust (quantum), Judgment (AI), Record (blockchain) and Permission (regulation). Nothing becomes real until all four agree on it. A token is a typed claim, not a thing; each KXCO product is an edge between two primitives.
One of the four irreducible roles of the system. Each is necessary; none is sufficient alone.
The mathematics that makes a claim unforgeable and keeps it unforgeable, even against a future quantum computer.
The intelligence that reads, screens, scores and interprets — turning raw records into something decidable.
The shared, tamper-evident memory that anyone can check without a referee. Realised on Armature L1, post-quantum from genesis.
What is allowed, by whom, and where — a first-class part of the system rather than a footnote. Kept live and cited by a regulatory-intelligence layer.
Nothing is real until trust, judgment, record and permission all hold at once. Remove any one and the claim is forged, unreadable, deniable or illegal.
A typed claim recorded on a public record, which must be proven not asserted. Becomes real only when the four-agreement rule holds.
A claim on a reserve: the reserve is proven not asserted, the redemption right is on record, the issuer is permissioned, and the attestation is live.
A sovereign liability: a central-bank issuer, legal-tender status, jurisdiction and policy controls, provable for decades not years.
A claim on a real asset: the underlying asset and legal wrapper, a named custodian, a provenance chain and a valuation source.
Decomposing any instrument into its full dependency graph, down to the reserve or real asset it ultimately rests on. Computable, not spreadsheet archaeology.
A KXCO product realised as an edge between two primitives.
Binds a holder or issuer to a real, screened identity. Permission, made personal.
The document wrapper and redemption terms — quantum-signed and anchored to the same record as the token.
Custody-less value at the edge — a signed instrument the holder, not KXCO, controls.
The live regulatory-intelligence layer. Ask a plain question, get a cited answer from live feeds in seconds. Guidance, not a verdict.
Hosts post-quantum-secure surfaces and measures whether the stack actually is secure — rather than asserting it. Trust, made infrastructure.
NIST-standardised, quantum-safe cryptography used to make and keep claims unforgeable.
FIPS 203 (ML-KEM-768) · FIPS 204 (ML-DSA-65) · FIPS 205 (SLH-DSA)