Vealth · Fund Work
Pay for one piece of work to get done.
Card or wallet, any amount from one cent. The worker is paid after their proof passes review, and the receipt is public.
- Place
- Problem
- Work
- Proof
- Receipt
Packet
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— is the wage the board already posted for this work.
A buy is not a buy until the proof arrives. Nobody is paid the day you fund; payment follows proof that passes review. While nobody has claimed the packet, your money comes back in full whenever you ask. Once someone has claimed it and is doing the work, it is theirs to finish and yours to wait for. The dispute and chargeback policy is still not written, and what that means is written out below before either door.
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- Price
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- Proof at review
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- Status on the board
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- Funding today
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- Packet ID
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Reading this packet from the board.
Every number on this page is read live from the board. A dash means the board did not answer, not zero.
What funding does
- It makes the wage payable
Your payment goes to the wallet that pays workers. The posted wage becomes payable to whoever claims this packet and whose proof is approved at review.
- It does not pay anyone yet
No worker is paid on the day you fund. Payment happens after proof is submitted and approved, and it is recorded as a receipt anyone can read.
- It does not reserve the packet for you
Funding never changes who may claim the work, what they are paid, or what proof they owe. Anyone qualified can still take it.
- It buys nothing else
It is not a carbon retirement, not a credit, not a token, and not a claim on us. If you want a retirement certificate, that is a different thing on a different page.
- It is a purchase and a vote at once
Either you want this exact place cared for, or you want the world to hold more work like it. The money does the same job either way.
If nobody claims it, or the proof is rejected
This is the honest part. Read it before you pay, whichever door you use.
Vote for work, or buy it. If it is not getting done and you bought it, you can have it back. The hard moment is when two people have both committed and one stops. So the rule is stated in advance rather than improvised afterwards: unclaimed means your money is yours, claimed means the work is theirs to finish, and a claim that lapses puts the packet back on the board. Where that rule turns out to be wrong in practice, it gets rewritten in public, here.
Four things can happen to your money. Each one has its answer, or says plainly that it has none yet:
- Nobody claims it, or the packet expires
Answered You get your money back, in full, whenever you ask, as long as nobody has claimed it. No reason required and no window to miss. If a claim lapses, the packet is open again and so is your right to a return. The one moment you cannot pull it back is while somebody is actually doing the job: a person went to the place on the strength of your funding, and money that can vanish mid-work makes every claim worthless.
How a return happens today: by hand, not by a button. Email [email protected] and it goes back through the rail you paid on. There is no self-serve refund control yet, and we would rather say that than imply one exists.
- A worker submits proof and it is rejected
Not written The wage is not paid. What happens to your money in that case is not written yet.
- Who decides whether the proof passed
Us, today Declared proof rules, self-verifying packets and published receipts exist so the decision can point at evidence, but the rule itself is not written down as something you could appeal to, and we would also be the party holding your money.
- Disputes and chargebacks
Not written A card dispute can arrive months later, possibly after a worker has already been paid for approved proof. That policy is not written yet either.
We would rather say this out loud. Both doors below carry the same four questions, and [email protected] answers for any of them.
The checklist we hold the money rails to
Six promises, each wearing its true state. Kept beside the code it governs, reviewed with every change to the money rails. Engineering and policy, not legal advice.
- 1 · Refund and expiry terms
Written 2026-08-06 While a packet is neither claimed nor settled, capital returns in full on request. Still to build: a self-serve control, so it is not an email.
- 2 · Where the money sits
Built into the rail Worker payouts go processor to worker. Money owed to someone else is never parked with us, because custody is the shape that carries money transmission, escrow and reporting duties.
- 3 · A dispute policy
Not written Including the timing hazard: proof can be approved and a worker paid before a chargeback window has closed.
- 4 · An adjudication rule that is not just us
Partly built Declared proof rules and self-verifying packets point the decision at evidence. The rule you could appeal to is not written yet.
- 5 · Worker payout tax posture
Not yet At whatever volume triggers it.
- 6 · Attorney review
Not yet Of everything above, before any live card money moves.
Until 3 and 6 exist, a payment here funds the wage with those questions open. That is the plain state of it.
How the code enforces this once, for every rail
Every money rail, card or wallet or anything added later, passes through one funding write, so the rules are enforced once rather than reinvented per provider: the amount is always the board’s wage and never a number sent by a browser, a packet is marked funded only by a verified payment confirmation, one packet can be funded once, and if money arrives and the board refuses the stamp it raises a loud operator alert rather than being quietly kept.
Two ways to pay
Same packet, same worker, same proof rules, same receipt. Only the money ingress differs. Both doors show their real state below, read live from this host.
Pay by card
For a facilities manager, a school, a shop owner, or anyone who will never hold a crypto wallet. An ordinary card checkout on Stripe’s own page. We never see your card number.
Checking whether this door is open…
While the card door is closed you are not at a dead end: voting is free, takes one signature, and records real demand for exactly this packet so it rises and gets funded. The wallet door below also takes any amount from one cent up.
Nothing is funded when you press this. It opens a payment page. The packet is marked funded only after the payment completes and Stripe’s signed confirmation reaches us, which is a separate step your browser cannot perform or fake.
Pay onchain with a wallet
For anyone who wants proof and speed: USDC on Base, one gasless call, settled by standard x402 exact scheme payment. This is the door an AI agent uses, and it is the same door a person can use by hand. Any amount helps: this door takes from one cent up to what the packet still needs, and the board stamps it funded the moment the wage is covered.
Checking whether this door is open…
Same rule as the card door: the packet is marked funded only after the payment is verified, never because a call was attempted.
The boundary
This page does not dispatch labor, choose a worker, or certify an outcome. Work completion, payment, and a retirement certificate are three different things and this page only touches the second. Read Terms and Receipts before you decide.