ECT is designed to pool verified member capital, deploy it into Ethosia-powered systems, capture revenue, and record every material event in a trust ledger.
ECT is a cooperative trust infrastructure layer. It is built to support member participation, capital accountability, deployment tracking, revenue visibility, reserves, distributions, compliance review, and public verification.
| Member Type | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Founding Members | Early participants supporting trust formation and capital deployment. |
| Active Members | Members contributing to and tracking the cooperative capital system. |
| Institutional Members | Organizations participating in deployment, infrastructure, or governance-readiness programs. |
| Strategic Operators | Builders, managers, and operators supporting Ethosia-powered systems. |
1. Member Application: submitted publicly and reviewed internally.
2. Contribution Review: contributions are recorded, approved/rejected, and ledgered.
3. Capital Deployment: approved capital can be allocated to EAF-powered deployments.
4. Revenue Capture: deployment revenue is captured and ledgered.
5. Policy Allocation: revenue can be allocated into dividend pool, reinvestment, reserve, and expansion buckets.
ECT does not auto-approve members, auto-pay distributions, or activate binding governance in the current foundation phase. Governance remains disabled until explicitly activated through a future governance pack.
Serious participants can submit an application. Approval creates a verified member record and ledger proof.