How it works
Agree the conditions. Check the evidence. Then pay.
Every asset gets a passport of signed claims. Money moves only when every condition is met.
Roles
Intelicap proves. Reltime settles. The bank pays.
- 1. Buyer sets the conditions. Parties
- 2. Authorised parties sign. Parties
- 3. Entries anchored in the passport. Intelicap · proof
- 4. Every condition checked. Reltime and a licensed bank · settlement
- 5. Payment released. Reltime and a licensed bank · settlement
Intelicap proves who signed what and when. Reltime checks the conditions and a licensed bank pays.
Verification
A match proves it is the document that was signed.
- With the holder. A fingerprint of the original is signed
- Anchored. Fingerprint, signer, time and asset
- With the reviewer. Recompute from the original. A match proves it is the signed document.
The original never leaves its holder. Anyone entitled recomputes the fingerprint and sees that it matches.
Alerts
The warning comes before the money moves.
- Detect. A conflict, an odd pattern or a signed flag
- Anchor. The alert becomes an entry
- Hold. Settlement pauses
- Decide. The party with the mandate
- Record. Released or refused, and provable
Intelicap raises the alert. The party with the mandate decides. The money waits.
FAQ
Questions buyers ask.
What changes for us on day one?
Every claim you rely on arrives signed by the party that made it, and you can check it yourself in seconds. A conflict shows up before you pay, and your payment waits until the evidence is in.
Who decides whether a claim is true?
The party with the mandate. A society for its repertoire, a certifier for a sustainability claim, a bank for a payment. Intelicap makes every decision provable afterwards, by anyone entitled.
Do we need to change our systems?
Your systems stay as they are. Intelicap connects through APIs to what you already run, and only fingerprints and signed claims are anchored. Your documents stay with you.
How fast can we start?
With one real flow, a defined group of parties and one decision to support. Scope and success measures are agreed before the pilot starts, and the first entries can be signed within weeks.
Who can see our data?
Your documents stay with you. The passport holds fingerprints, signers, times and the asset they concern. Each party decides who may read its entries, and personal data is never written to the chain.
Do we have to share data with competitors?
Each party decides who may read its entries. A platform’s signed fraud flag can be read by named distributors where the law allows. Your customer data and your royalty statements stay in your own systems.
Are you a battery passport provider?
No. Intelicap supplies signed evidence into the passport your provider already hosts, through the European standard for passport APIs. Your passport keeps its format and its host. What changes is that each field can point to a signed entry from the party that knows it.
What happens when something looks wrong?
An alert is anchored in the passport and settlement holds. The party with the mandate reviews it and decides. The decision is recorded, so a refusal is as provable as a release.
How does it fit with EU systems?
The passport is designed to work beneath existing EU systems, such as the Union Database for renewable fuels and the EU digital product passport, as the proof of who signed what and when.
What does it cost?
Fixed fees per organisation, per asset and each time a proof is relied on. Intelicap never takes a share of the goods or the money. Terms are agreed in the pilot.
Is this crypto?
Intelicap runs on Reltime’s governed, proprietary blockchain. Its validators are named and accountable. Money moves through a licensed bank, in the currency of the contract.
Is Intelicap a carbon credit platform?
Intelicap carries the proof behind a carbon claim, from the feedstock or the producer to the party that pays. It issues no credits and trades no allowances. The verifier and the authority decide what a claim is worth.