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Banking & Economy

MONEY THAT
LEAVES A TRAIL

Nothing is generated from nowhere. Wages come from employers, prices come from the businesses that set them, and every movement is written down.

Banking

Accounts and institutions

Accounts

Personal and company

An account carries a balance, a plan and optionally a card. Companies hold their own, kept separate from their owners’.

NextPay

The digital wallet

Pay by alias — a short handle that reveals nothing else about you. Requests expire if nobody answers them. Your PIN is readable by no one, staff included.

The ledger

Including the failures

Every movement records who, why, through which channel, and whether it settled. Failed payments stay visible, marked as failed.

Read your own ledger →

Oversight

Banks answer for their reserves

Institutions operate under a charter and publish against it. Reserve ratios and loan-to-deposit ratios are not internal figures.

Charter types run from central and treasury through private banks to exchange authorities and deposit insurance. A bank can be active, suspended, closed, or placed under administration — and which one it is, is public.

See the register of banks →

Business

Nine kinds of licence

A charter lets you trade. A licence lets you trade in something specific. Both are issued by the Chamber of Commerce and both are public.
LicenceWhat it permits
General businessThe baseline charter every company needs to trade.
Food servicePreparing and selling food and drink to the public.
Private securityGuarding property and people for hire.
TransportMoving goods or passengers commercially.
BankingHolding deposits and issuing credit. Heavily conditioned.
MediaPublishing and broadcasting.
Real estateDealing in property.
ManufacturingProducing goods at scale.
Private healthcareTreatment outside the public hospitals.

How to charter a company →