Funding Lifecycle
From intent to finality. One atomic execution path. Complete audit trail. No reconciliation.
Every funding operation on UnyKorn follows a deterministic five-phase lifecycle. Compliance is enforced before custody. Settlement is atomic. The audit trail is the chain itself. There is no reconciliation step because there is nothing to reconcile.
Intent Declaration
A funding intent is submitted via the RPC layer — specifying asset type, amount, destination, compliance jurisdiction, and preferred custody provider. The intent is cryptographically signed and timestamped.
Compliance Gate
Before custody selection or mempool admission, the transaction must pass a 2-of-3 policy quorum evaluated by Compliance-class validators. Non-compliant transactions are rejected immediately — they never enter a block.
Custody Selection
The FundingRouter selects the optimal custody path based on asset type, operational requirements, settlement speed, and compliance constraints. Custody is deterministic — not an external call.
Execution & Settlement
The transaction executes atomically. Custody operations, ledger updates, and cross-chain settlement happen in a single consensus round. The FundingLedger maintains double-entry accounting across all providers.
Audit & Provenance
Every operation produces a complete, immutable audit trail. The execution path, compliance decisions, custody operations, and settlement proofs are recorded on-chain. No reconstruction needed — the chain is the audit.
5 phases. 1 execution path. 0 reconciliation steps.
Every operation is atomic, auditable, and compliant — by construction, not by integration.