Sign in with email or a bitcoin wallet. Sites that wire it in price the events they value and pass you a share, in sats — not a token, not points. No KYC.
The payout rail is in bring-up, so no sats move yet. OrangeCheck holds what accrues until a federation takes over. how custody works
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class A account · class B action · class C session — a sign-in inside an open session is free
no kyc and no pii required. each site sees you under its own id, so you are not tracked across sites.
add a sign-in that pays your users, alongside your oauth. you price each event and choose their share; orangecheck holds it today.
A site decides which of its events are worth paying for and what each one is worth. From there the arithmetic is fixed and anyone can check it — these are the real prices, run through the same function that bills them.
A sign-in, a payment, a verification at a gate. The site decides which of its events are worth paying for, and what each one is worth.
The event becomes a single content-addressed record. Change any field and it is a different record with a different id — there is no version of it that quietly disagrees with the one the user was shown.
sats, not a token or points. None move until the payout rail settles.
the split ↗anchored to a block and published publicly — it keeps verifying if orangecheck disappears.
verify one ↗paid history accrues to the identity — which is what makes the next site want to fund it.
the four no’s ↗A paid history is what makes the identity worth funding, so the third output is what pays for the first. No token printer, no subsidy — every sat a user earns is one a site chose to pay for something that actually happened.
what you earn is sats, not a points balance that only spends here.
orangecheck runs every role during bring-up, custodian included. /custody shows each one, live.
each site sees its own scoped id, so sites can't correlate you. a standing commitment, not yet a cryptographic impossibility.
an email or a bitcoin wallet is enough. a wallet identity gives orangecheck no pii at all.
sign up with email or a bitcoin wallet you already use, or wire the sign-in into your own site. no token, no kyc, no documents — a wallet identity gives us no pii, and email sign-in stores only an encrypted address to reach you.
with thanks to bram kanstein — whose work on bitcoin as sovereignty layer shaped the premise.