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Entity.ID
A protocol for registering companies, AI, and every other entity in a tamper-proof public registry.
Making them programmable and composable — with state compliance optionality.
Husam AbboudCo-Founder
rebuilt 2026-07 · terminology modernized
Why now
A massive wave of new economic actors
Three eras of economic entities, 1850 – 2035. The third era has already begun.
What is going on — wrong?
The economy outgrew its record system
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Proto-Entities
Pre-formal ventures, running on handshakes
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Legal Entities
Incorporated — trapped in paper registries
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Autonomous Economic Actors
AI agents with no registry built for them
What a registered entity becomes
Four properties, one registration
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KYC / Trust
Verified actors. Know who is who before you transact — for humans, companies, and agents alike.
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Executable
Rules that run themselves. Vesting, spending limits, and governance enforced as programmable rules.
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Investable
Structure that capital can enter — ownership, terms, and cap tables that are legible from day one.
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Composable
Entities that plug into entities: subsidiaries, coalitions, and agent networks assemble like software.
handshake→structure
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legally binding→computationally binding
The product
Universal verified facts — one identifier per entity
Optimus101.tesla.Entity.ID
BobAgent.ai.Entity.ID
tomasTrust.UA.Entity.ID
CorporationC.BR.Entity.ID
LegalEntityLLC.US.Entity.ID
AliceDAO.public.Entity.ID
- Who is who
- Who owns what
- How they're managed
- Know-Your-Agent attributions · reputation
The architecture
Compliance-by-modularity
State Reg · Tax ID · Treasury
Entity
Members
Compliance · KYC / AML
Dispute
Governance
- Snap on what the jurisdiction demands — nothing more.
- Each module is machine-readable: counterparties verify standing before they transact.
- Rules travel with the entity across borders and registrars.
- State compliance stays optional until you need it — then it's one module away.
Competitors · 1 of 2
Registry-native platforms solve a slice each
| Platform | Global entity identity | Computable | Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Entity.ID | Yes — universal Entity.ID | Yes | N/A |
| Story Protocol | IP-only | Yes (IP logic) | ~$1–4B |
| Space ID | Yes | No | ~$300–500M |
| ENS | Yes | No | ~$1–2B |
| Aragon | Pseudonymous | Partial | ~$600M |
| Otoco | No | No (composable) | Private |
Identity without computability, or computability without identity — never both.
Competitors · 2 of 2
Incumbents are paper at global scale
| Platform | Global entity identity | Computable | Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Entity.ID | Yes — universal Entity.ID | Yes | N/A |
| GLEIF (LEI) | Yes | No | ~$1B |
| D-U-N-S | Proprietary global | No | ~$4.1–7.7B |
| LegalZoom | Local only | No | ~$1.9B |
| Stripe Atlas | US-centric | No | Part of Stripe (~$90B) |
| State registries | Jurisdiction-bound | No (PDF) | N/A |
Billions in value for identity alone. None of it computable. None of it universal.
Market size · 1 of 2
Every entity on Earth is the market
TAM
~2.6B entities exist(~15B) · $1T+ global legal services market
SAM
~750M entitiesneed digital identity & lifecycle
SOM
~100M entitiesrealistically capturable this decade
~400M legal entities
+50M new startups / yr
~110M IPs
~70M autonomous physical
~200K rule-based programmatic
Market size · 2 of 2
Forming is small. Governing is the prize.
$10–50B/yr
what the world spends forming new companies
VS
$700B+/yr
governing, complying, and enforcing them — every year
Live today on Entity.ID: 0 entities (claimable)
Disclosure framework
Every entity type is a disclosure choice
Disclosed ← ownership → anonymous
Disclosed own · Disclosed ops
NGOs
Fully transparent: public books, public backers.
Anonymous own · Disclosed ops
DAOPublic Corp.
Operations in the open; ownership dispersed or pseudonymous.
Disclosed own · Private ops
LLCPartnership
Named owners, private day-to-day operations.
Anonymous own · Private ops
AI Agent
The new quadrant — and why verifiable registration matters.
Disclosed ← operations → private
What counts as an entity
Registry R-Entities — rights & responsibilities, defined
E ∈ R ⟺ I(E) ∧ D(E)
for entity E: I(E) = tangible impact (social or economic) · D(E) = distinct, perpetual existence
Legal EntityLLC, corporations, IPs…
Civil Entitymarriage, union
Religiouschurches, cults
Sovereignstate, municipality
AutonomousAI, DAO, humanoid
Frontier Entityparallel society, NS
Roadmap
Testnet to .entity TLD in ten quarters
2Q25Registry testnet livefirst public test registry
3Q25.Entity.ID identifierverified-facts identifier
4Q25Conformity oraclejurisdictional verification
1Q26Public registry launchv1 · ~3M entities claimable
2Q26Treasury & fundraisingmodule goes live
3Q26One-click appsbank · payments · cards
4Q26License & TaxIDDelaware, Wyoming, Swiss…
1Q27Registrar dashboardFEZ pilot · private registrar
2Q27Dedicated registry v2purpose-built network
3Q27.entity TLDtop-level namespace
At public registry launch: ~3M entities claimable · interoperates with 5,000+ libraries, 750+ apps · lifecycle dashboard · pre-formal hyper-entity formation
Team
Registry-native builders, regulator-grade experience
Kutaibah HalimaCo-Founder
Michael MonzanoCo-FounderHusam AbboudCo-Founder
Caio ConsolmagnoFounding Team
Willian BezerraFounding Team30 years of management & regulatory expertise, combined
GoogleMcKinsey & CompanyTikTokMessariAlchemy
The world runs on entities.
We make them computable.
Thank you
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2nd fundraising in Q2
Husam AbboudFounder · Entity.ID
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