Green Light Pay Initiative

Counter One · Sandbox

Put the counter on green.

Initiate a fictional retail payment and play every handoff—from qualified partner to verified transaction to a reconciled record.

MerchantChecking
PartnerChecking
NetworkSimulated

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Preparing your run…

Connecting

Checking merchant, partner, controls, and records.

RUNNOT STARTED
Live technical trace Open the “stats for nerds” only when you want them

What this run proves

The phrase becomes visible, one requirement at a time.

01

Qualified partners

The gate stays closed until the fictional partner record has the required scope and authority.

02

Verified transactions

Two independent observers must match the frozen amount, asset, destination, signature, and finality.

03

Clear records

The POS, chain evidence, partner amount, and balanced operational ledger must reconcile.

04

Merchant controls

The merchant can pause requests and enforce counter, asset, transaction, daily, and finality rules.

PARTNER WALLET · SIMULATION

TRUTHFUL SANDBOX BOUNDARY

This is a functioning workflow prototype—not a live payment product.

Working now

Merchant limits, partner qualification gates, one-time handoff, state transitions, dual-observer verification, balanced records, reconciliation, and a tamper-evident audit chain.

Simulated now

The regulated partner, customer wallet signature, chain observers, asset transfer, and partner settlement record.

Blocked from live use

No provider, bank, state, federal, legal, or regulatory approval is represented. No real cannabis purchase or money moves here.

KEY TERMS

Sandbox
A complete working prototype with fictional records. No real money moves, no live wallets, no cannabis transaction.
Green Gate
The qualified-partner check. A specifically qualified fixture partner (within this sandbox) must authorize each payment before it can proceed to the customer handoff. No real-world licensure or approval is implied.
Watchers
Two independent observers that each read the same on-chain evidence and must agree on slot, signature, amount, and destination before verification passes.
Reconciliation
Four-way comparison of POS record, chain evidence, partner amount, and the operational ledger. All four must agree before the run closes.