KYC
Identity verification is off-chain. Passing KYC means identity verified for application, not verified on Carbon12 in the sense of meter truth.
KYC does not activate a registry participant by itself.
C12 is protocol collateral and gas. It is not equity. J is a non-transferable record unit with no economic rights. Records are evidence, not securities, carbon credits, or government filings. This explorer shows what the chain recorded. It does not show that a meter reading was true.
uc12 is the unit the chain uses for gas, deposits, and bonds.
Identity verification is off-chain. Passing KYC means identity verified for application, not verified on Carbon12 in the sense of meter truth.
KYC does not activate a registry participant by itself.
Consortium or governance admission moves a participant from PENDING to ACTIVE with named registry roles.
Never collapse wallet creation, KYC, application, and admission into sign up.
Affiliated entities must be declared so independence rules and meter separation can be evaluated.
Hard product claims and preferred framing for public materials. Counsel may tighten further.
Company raise is equity or SAFE-style cash with a separate warrant over a locked C12 reserve. It is not a public token sale of C12.
Protocol specs and ADRs in the chain repo are authoritative. Product copy must not invent messages or claim physics verification.
The Carbon12 extension holds the key. Connecting it here does not admit a participant. C12 shown on the wallet is protocol collateral and gas. It is not equity.
A connected key can propose a record, run a check, or stake a challenge only after the chain shows an active role.
A block is a committed height the indexer has stored.
The proposer is the consensus validator that proposed the block. The block list shows that validator's consensus address. The block page links a moniker when the indexed set includes that address.
A transaction is a message the node decoded when the indexer could reach it.
An attestation is an event. Each event keeps its revisions. Status on the page is the mutable head, not a verdict on the meter.
A record id opens the attestation for that event.
Oversight is one worked H1 2027 reading for three readers of one signed packet.
The below-97% figure is the operator's signed worksheet recomputed by the page. The meter rule checks site energy. It does not check uptime minutes, and the page is not a filing portal.
Search takes a block height, a 64-character hash, or an id such as e:, r:, c:, p:, a:, c12, or c12valoper.
The registry holds participants, assets, and schemas the chain has recorded.
ACTIVE means consortium-admitted. Admission is not a finding about a meter.
A participant page shows role, status, and jurisdiction as recorded.
ACTIVE status is admission, not meter truth.
Assets are sites and meters admitted on the chain.
Schemas are the shapes an attestation is allowed to use.
A checker posts a stake against a record. The outcome is a rule or a court ruling. It is not a statement that a meter reading was true.
The quoted deposit is the uusd quote. Escrow remaining is uc12 still held.
J stays on the event. It is not a balance and it cannot be transferred. A purpose can be claimed once.
A challenge can open a panel on this chain. Bonds, the draw, commit and reveal, and the ruling stay with the case.
Reputation keeps separate scores for reporter, checker, AI reviewer, and adjudicator. Marks are permanent.
Validators are operators in the consensus set, with bond, signing, and the reward balances recorded on chain.
Delegation is closed. Node pay is reserved and does not move coins.
The posted price is uusd per uc12 for collateral sizing. Bootstrap prices on devnet and testnet are operational, not market valuation.
A proven-error forfeit splits 50% to the checker, 30% to insurance, and 20% to the audit fund. The protocol takes none of it.
Governance is a short list of proposals the chain has recorded.
C12 is protocol collateral and gas. It is not equity. J is a non-transferable record unit with no economic rights. Records are evidence, not securities, carbon credits, or government filings. This explorer shows what the chain recorded. It does not show that a meter reading was true.