Financial Model

This page explains how the Black Justice system operates financially and how reparatory justice obligations are recorded and eventually settled.

Core Principle

RLT records what is owed.

Black Euro enables how obligations are settled.

System Financial Structure

Evidence Collection

ic3 Crime Scene Investigators (ic3csi) gather evidence of institutional behaviour, document incidents, and maintain Debtor Files.

Sovereign Review

The IC3 Black International State (IBIS) reviews the evidence and determines whether reparatory liability exists.

Liability Ledger

Reparation Liability Tokens (RLT) record confirmed obligations. They are ledger entries and are not money or tradable assets.

Settlement Currency

The Black Euro (B€) is the future settlement currency used when obligations are resolved.

How Liability Is Created

1. Evidence is documented by ic3csi.

2. IBIS reviews the evidence.

3. If liability exists, an entry is recorded on the RLT ledger.

4. Institutions may later resolve obligations through recognised remedies or settlement.

Important Safeguards

RLT cannot be traded or transferred.
RLT are not cryptocurrency.
Justice Trade Certification (JTC) does not change liability records.
Only IBIS can update the RLT ledger.
The Black Euro is separate from the liability ledger.

Why the System Uses This Structure

Separating investigation, authority, liability recording, and currency ensures that reparatory justice decisions remain transparent and evidence-based.

This structure prevents speculation on liabilities and protects the integrity of the reparatory justice process.

System Summary

Evidence → ic3csi

Authority → IBIS

Liability Record → RLT

Settlement Currency → Black Euro