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Marketplace Framework
This page defines the operating model behind listings, rights, transfer, and enforcement.
Purpose
The marketplace is built to sell verified research and software artifacts with auditable provenance. The core value proposition is not only discovery of opportunities, but delivery of repeatable assets with explicit commercial terms and machine-readable execution evidence.
What Buyers Acquire
Unit-Level Participation
- Optional internal allocation units represented in listing records.
- Resale rights only for unit holders.
- No automatic royalty share from platform-level licensing flows.
Whole Buy-Now Purchase
- Consolidates all outstanding units under one buyer account.
- Includes full delivery workflow and transfer evidence record.
- Runs against listing policy hash and accepted agreement artifacts.
Execution and Enforcement Rails
Policy Lock
Listing terms are represented by a policy document hash and acceptance records.
Payment Lifecycle
Quote, authorize, proof submit, verify, settle, and reconcile are stored as payment events.
Challenge Lane
Challenge cases enforce fee workflow and record adjudication outcomes with full audit history.
Delivery Transfer
Full-sale transfer records capture repository handoff receipts and operational attestations.
Market Positioning
IP Token Platforms
Useful for financing and early-stage participation. This marketplace adds stronger package-level verification and transfer evidence requirements for technical due diligence.
Open Research Communities
Useful for publishing and incentives. This marketplace focuses on commercial handoff mechanics: policy lock, acceptance records, challenge lane, and delivery-transfer artifacts.
Data Marketplaces
Useful for datasets and model access. This marketplace is oriented to whole-project rights transfer workflows with auditable legal and operational execution records.
Primary Buyer Profiles
Materials and Chemistry R&D
Teams that need reproducible candidate-generation and screening pipelines with certificate-backed outputs.
Technical PM and Product Owners
Operators who need explicit lifecycle states and accountable transfer logs from listing to delivery.
Corporate Licensing and Innovation
Buyers that require machine-readable evidence, agreement records, and challenge procedures before execution.
Jurisdiction and Operating Posture
The product posture is broad availability where legally permitted, with operator controls for sanctions, export-control, AML/KYC, and contract enforceability checks. Listings include explicit agreement acceptance metadata to support compliance review and dispute handling.
Regulatory/legal suitability is determined at operation time by policy checks and manual review when required.