Governance and Claims
Proof of Scope and Boundaries
Clarity about what JIL does and does not do is itself a form of proof. Institutional counterparties deserve precise scope boundaries.
What JIL Does
- Enforce configurable corridor policies at the protocol layer
- Bind beneficiary identity to settlement intent cryptographically
- Emit deterministic settlement receipts with JIL-operated signing-node attestation
- Generate audit-ready evidence trails for every settlement
What JIL Does Not Do
- Custody assets - MPC threshold design; the user-held key shard is not yet built, and today every key share is held server-side
- Execute trades - JIL is policy and attestation infrastructure, not an exchange
- Guarantee outcomes - deterministic finality is not outcome insurance
- Replace regulated intermediaries - JIL strengthens their verification layer
Ready to verify?
Start with a structured POC. Evaluate JIL policy and attestation infrastructure on a single corridor.