1. Agreement Setup
This is kept separate from the core monetary-pool logic. It reflects features in the earlier App/Whitepaper rather than the newer monetary-cap framing.
Core logic: the total monetary cap is the sovereign exposure ceiling. Approved trades reduce the available balance; non-compliant trades are blocked before deduction.
2. Live Sovereign Dashboard
ACTIVE
Agreement Cap
—
Maximum sovereign trade exposure
Utilised
—
0 approved trades
Remaining
—
Available to verified traders
SME Share
0%
Share of approved trade value
Agreement Utilisation Over Time
Participation Mix
0%SME trade value
SME approved value: —
Corporate approved value: —
Verified participant pool: —
Blocked trade value: —
3. Execute a Trade
A passed transaction is deducted from the shared balance. A failed transaction is recorded as blocked and does not reduce the agreement balance. When “Both — SME & Corporate” is selected, the approved value is allocated equally between SME and corporate participation for the dashboard mix.
4. Bulk Trade Simulation
Bulk mode is stochastic and is intended for scenario testing of utilisation, inclusion and depletion—not as a forecast.
5. Sovereign Controls
The default adjustment is 10% of the current agreement cap. For the default US$10 billion pool, this equals US$1 billion. Presets scale automatically as the cap changes; use Custom amount for a fixed sovereign adjustment.
Projected utilisation rate—
Indicative days to depletion—
Approved transaction count0
Blocked transaction count0
6. Sector Utilisation
Sector tracking is analytical only in the core monetary-cap model. It does not create commodity quotas unless the optional policy allocation layer is intentionally enabled.
7. Transaction & Compliance Ledger
| # | Trader | Sector | Route | Status | Value | Balance after |
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