OrgaHub
ENDEPT

Infrastructure concept by OrgaHub

A national solution, chosen module by module.

Each country selects the services it needs and defines its legal and operational requirements. OrgaHub connects the modules through a common foundation and open interfaces.

Verifiable public registers

First services within twelve months

Where a service needs legislation or third-party consent, its timing follows those requirements.

Parallel workstreams · months 0–36

Parallel workstreams · months 0–36Five parallel workstreams: foundation and law months 0–36; first services 0–6; open to the world 3–12; currency development and assessment 0–12, pilot and introduction 12–36; export 24–36.Months06122436Foundation and lawLaw, ledger, securityFirst serviceseID, company registerOpen to the worlde-Residency, DAO, registers, licences, domainCurrency (CBDC)develop and assessPilot, introductionExportServices for other statesParallel workstreams · months 0–36Five parallel workstreams: foundation and law months 0–36; first services 0–6; open to the world 3–12; currency development and assessment 0–12, pilot and introduction 12–36; export 24–36.Months06122436Foundation and lawLaw, ledger, securityFirst serviceseID, company registerOpen to the worlde-Residency, DAO,registers, licences, domainCurrency (CBDC)0–12: develop and assess12–36: Pilot, introductionExportServices for other states

Central bank currency, planned from the start

A digital national currency (CBDC) is planned and assessed with the central bank from the outset. Law, monetary policy, privacy and settlement are a separate workstream. Introduction follows the first services and requires a central bank decision.

Digital payments

Build once, offer services beyond borders

What a state builds can become a service for other states: register infrastructure, identity services or licensing systems. Export preparation can run alongside domestic implementation. Agreements must define data control, applicable law and responsibilities for every deployment.