Charter of a computable registry

Entity.ID

A protocol for registering companies, AI, and other entities in a tamper-proof public registry — making them programmable and composable, with state compliance optionality.

Husam AbboudCo-Founder

Registry copy · verified

rebuilt 2026-07 · terminology modernized

Entity.ID · Charter§01 · Why now

Article 01 — Grounds

A massive wave of new economic actors is arriving.

1850–2020

The corporate eraeconomic entities grow slowly to 299.8M — each one a paper filing in a local registry

recorded

2020–2026

The autonomous surge+70M autonomous actors join the economy; total passes 441M

unrecorded

→ 2035

The autonomous trendtrajectory reaches 1,812M entities — most of them born digital, none of them born registered

unrecorded

Three eras of economic entities, 1850–2035. Registration infrastructure has not moved since the first one.

Entity.ID · Charter§02 · The record gap

Article 02 — What is going on, wrong

The ledger of the world is incomplete.

1B+

Proto-entitiespre-formal ventures operating on handshakes, outside any register

no standing

359M

Legal entitiesincorporated — but recorded in fragmented, jurisdiction-bound paper systems

paper standing

70M+

Autonomous economic actorsAI agents transacting today, with no registry designed for them

no standing

Entity.ID · Charter§03 · Definitions

Article 03 — Definitions · Registry R-Entities

E ∈ R ⟺ I(E) ∧ D(E)

(a)

I(E) — the entity produces tangible impact, social or economic;

(b)

D(E) — the entity maintains a distinct, perpetual existence, separable from its constituents;

(c)

any E satisfying (a) and (b) is a registrable R-Entity, holding rights and responsibilities.

class iLegal EntityLLC, corporations, IPs…

class iiCivil Entitymarriage, union

class iiiReligiouschurches, cults

class ivSovereignstate, municipality

class vAutonomousAI, DAO, humanoid

class viFrontier Entityparallel society, NS

Entity.ID · Charter§04 · Properties conferred

Article 04 — Properties conferred upon registration

From handshake to structure. From legally binding to computationally binding.

i.

KYC / Trust

Verified actors — humans, companies, and agents carry provable identity before any transaction.

ii.

Executable

Constitutions become programmable rules: vesting, spending limits, and governance enforce themselves.

iii.

Investable

Ownership, terms, and cap tables are legible from day one — structure that capital can enter.

iv.

Composable

Entities plug into entities — subsidiaries, coalitions, and agent networks assemble like software.

Entity.ID · Charter§05 · Universal verified facts

Article 05 — Universal verified facts

One identifier per entity, facts attached.

Registered identifierStatus

Optimus101.tesla.Entity.ID

verified

BobAgent.ai.Entity.ID

verified

tomasTrust.UA.Entity.ID

verified

CorporationC.BR.Entity.ID

verified

LegalEntityLLC.US.Entity.ID

verified

AliceDAO.public.Entity.ID

verified

who is who· who owns what· how they're managed· Know-Your-Agent

Entity.ID · Charter§06 · Compliance-by-modularity

Article 06 — Compliance-by-modularity

The rules travel with the entity.

Entity

the registered core — identity, constitution, constituents

Members

who belongs, what they own, how they vote

Governance · Dispute

decision rules and arbitration, enforced as programmable rules

Compliance · KYC/AML

machine-readable standing — counterparties verify before transacting

State Reg · TaxID · Treasury

optional state modules — snap on jurisdiction when you need it

Each entity carries exactly the compliance its jurisdiction demands — nothing more, verifiable by anyone.

Entity.ID · Charter§07 · Disclosure framework

Article 07 — Disclosure framework

Ownership × operations: every form is a disclosure position.

Anonymous ← ownership → disclosed

Anonymous ownership · Disclosed operation

DAOPublic Corp.

Open books, dispersed owners. Operations are public record; ownership is fragmented or pseudonymous. The registry verifies conduct where identity is diffuse.

Anonymous ownership · Private operations

AI Agent

The new quadrant. Nobody visible, nothing published — yet transacting at scale. Registration anchors each agent to accountable humans or companies behind it.

Disclosed ownership · Disclosed operation

NGOs

Fully transparent. Named backers and public activity. Registration here is confirmation — the registry simply makes existing disclosure verifiable.

Disclosed ownership · Private operations

LLCPartnership

The classical firm. Owners on file, operations behind closed doors. Most of the world's 359M legal entities sit in this cell.

Disclosed ← operations → private

hover or focus a quadrant — each entity type explains itself

Entity.ID · Charter§08 · Prior art · i

Article 08 — Prior art · registry-native platforms

Each solves a fraction of the problem.

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, never universal.

Entity.ID · Charter§09 · Prior art · ii

Article 09 — Prior art · incumbent systems

The 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 captured on identity alone — none of it computable, none of it universal.

Entity.ID · Charter§10 · Market assessment

Article 10 — Market assessment

Every entity on Earth is addressable.

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

Entity.ID · Charter§11 · Economics

Article 11 — Formation vs governance economics

The world forms cheaply and governs expensively.

$10–50B/yr

spent forming new companies

$700B+/yr

spent governing, complying, and enforcing them — every single year

Entered in the registry today — 2,935,661 entities (claimable)

Entity.ID · Charter§12 · Schedule of milestones

Article 12 — Schedule of milestones

Ten quarters, entered in the record.

2Q25

Registry testnet livefirst public test registry

3Q25

.Entity.ID identifierverified-facts identifier

4Q25

Jurisdictional conformity oracleautomated verification

1Q26

Public registry launch (v1)~3M entities claimable · 5,000+ libraries · 750+ apps · lifecycle dashboard · pre-formal hyper-entity formation

2Q26

Treasury & fundraising modulecapital operations

3Q26

One-click appsbank · payments · cards

4Q26

Jurisdictional license & TaxIDDelaware, Wyoming, Swiss…

1Q27

Registrar dashboardFEZ pilot · off-registry · private registrar

2Q27

Dedicated registry network (v2)purpose-built infrastructure

3Q27

.entity TLDthe top-level namespace

Entity.ID · Charter§13 · Officers

Article 13 — Officers & founding team

Registry-native builders, regulator-grade experience.

Kutaibah HalimaCo-Founder

Michael MonzanoCo-Founder

Husam AbboudCo-Founder

Caio ConsolmagnoFounding team

Willian BezerraFounding team

30 years of management & regulatory expertise, combined

Google·McKinsey & Company·TikTok·Messari·Alchemy

Entity.ID · Charter§14 · Declaration

The world runs on entities.
We make them computable.

Entity.ID · Charter§15 · Closing

Article 15 — Closing

Thank you.

Safeguarding social order in the age of AI?

How do we coordinate in a trust-neutral society?

2nd fundraising in Q2

Husam AbboudFounder · Entity.ID

entered in the registry

@ NS 02026

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Entity.ID

A massive wave of new economic actors is arriving.

The ledger of the world is incomplete.

From handshake to structure. From legally binding to computationally binding.

One identifier per entity, facts attached.

The rules travel with the entity.

Ownership × operations: every form is a disclosure position.

Each solves a fraction of the problem.

The incumbents are paper at global scale.

Every entity on Earth is addressable.

The world forms cheaply and governs expensively.

Ten quarters, entered in the record.

Registry-native builders, regulator-grade experience.

The world runs on entities.We make them computable.

Thank you.

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The world runs on entities.
We make them computable.