Intended scope
The project is directed to the United States and international trade.
Electronic-money model
AMERIK for the United States and international trade.
AMERIK is designed around an electronic-money model with certification organised in batches for its intended institutional scope.
It shares its core project structure with ARABIK while addressing a different geographic and commercial environment.
Capabilities
What we can design and implement
Shared architecture
AMERIK and ARABIK belong to the same project family.
Batch model
Certification is designed to be organised in defined batches.
Jurisdictional design
Operational parameters must be adapted to each applicable legal framework.
Regulatory boundary
Project terminology is not regulatory approval.
Electronic-money classification, issuer status, certification mechanics and authorisations must be established in the relevant jurisdictions before public deployment.
Operating boundary
This institutional description is not an offer, solicitation, white paper or confirmation of issuance, availability, backing or authorisation. Legal classification and requirements are determined for each jurisdiction.
Confidential engagement
Open an institutional dialogue.
Qualified institutions can request a confidential preliminary discussion.