Smart-Contract Surface
4.15 Programs
The protocol consists of on-chain programs with separate responsibilities. Program addresses and audit reports are published as deployments are completed.
| Program area | Responsibility | Public authority model |
|---|---|---|
| INT | Main token issuance, burn, and circulation accounting | Program-controlled authority |
| bINT | Produce reward representation from verified contribution | Authority tied to trust and ledger settlement |
| ePoints | In-app progress and seasonal activity | Program-controlled authority |
| Foundation NFT | Early contribution, level, and evolution state | Transfer-restricted membership asset |
| Staking | Lock, accrual, claim, and unlock transitions | User signature + program state |
| Treasury/BBB | Treasury inflow, buy-back/burn, and reserve routing | Multi-approval and delayed execution |
| Vesting | Hold and release contribution distributions by schedule | Versioned vesting contract |
4.16 What Goes On-Chain
The on-chain layer carries token events, staking state, treasury authority changes, and settlement commitments. Receipt images, line-item text, trust-signal values, and user behavior history are processed in the off-chain data and operations layers.
Periodic cryptographic commitments of the off-chain bINT ledger can be written on-chain so external parties can verify ledger integrity while receipt content stays in the off-chain data layer.
4.17 Audit Posture
The target posture is independent smart-contract review before deployment, a post-deployment security reporting channel, and a public report archive. Audit firms, scope, and report links are published as they are completed.