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The Trust Layer

The first attempt to make trust programmable.

Chronimy is a Swiss, community-owned trust platform building the technology that makes online transactions verifiably safe. We are not a token sale. We are not a speculative investment. We are an infrastructure development organisation funded by contributors who retain structural control of the capital they provide — until the work is done and independently verified.

Written to inform, not to sell. No hype, no false promises — just a clear, honest account of how Chronimy works, built to read well on any device.
www.chronimy.com
Company Disclosure · Read Before Proceeding
Before you go further — read this. Three minutes. It tells you exactly what this organisation is and precisely what happens to every contribution made to it.
Structure
Chronimy Holdings AG · share held by non-profit Stiftung
Governed by
Guardian Council · 7 seats
Founder treasury access
Zero — by contract
Fund custody
Per-phase Rédeas Vaults — contributors hold the keys
Operations
chronimy.com · @ChronimyHQ only
What This Organisation Is
Chronimy is infrastructure. Not a crypto project.

The problem we are solving is real and documented. Fraud costs the world USD 5.1 trillion every year. The vast majority falls on ordinary people trying to transact safely online. Chronimy builds the infrastructure that makes trust programmable — verifiable, portable, and structurally enforced rather than personally promised.

Legal structure
Swiss non-profit Stiftung
Governing body
Guardian Council · 7 elected seats
Founder treasury access
Zero — by contract
IP vehicle
IP Holding Company
Blockchain
Polygon PoS only
Regulatory
FINMA Auskunftsverfahren filed
How Contributions Are Handled
Every contribution splits on arrival — fixed by contract, visible on-chain.
Every contribution belongs to the community. When it arrives it divides automatically into three defined allocations. One exits instantly — the 30% Content Distribution Fee the community pays to the referring ambassador. Two enter contributor-controlled custody. The Architect draws nothing from community raises. This is not a promise or a policy. It is the contract.

30%. Allocation: Content Distribution Fee Paid to the verified member who referred this contributor. If no referral, it stays in the community's contributor-controlled marketing pool. Fully traceable on-chain. The only allocation that leaves on arrival. Instant · On-chain. Recipient: Referring member Verified wallet. Timing: On contribution.

20%. Allocation: Marketing Pool Held in contributor-controlled custody. Released only on documented request — campaign brief, supplier agreement, and post-campaign reporting required. Contributor keyholders approve every release. Contributor controlled. Recipient: Contributor keyholder wallet. Timing: Documented drawdown only.

50%. Allocation: Development Pool The largest allocation. In contributor-controlled custody from the moment it arrives. Released only when work is delivered and independently verified. The Architect has zero access to this pool. Contributor controlled. Recipient: Contributor keyholder wallet. Timing: Verified delivery only.

The Release Process
Every release from the 70% requires two independent approvals.
Neither gate can act without the other. The project cannot release funds without keyholder approval. The keyholders cannot release funds without Guardian Council confirmation of delivery. This separation is the mechanism.
Gate One — Guardian Council
Independent Delivery Confirmation
The Guardian Council reviews every documented drawdown request and independently confirms the described work was delivered to the agreed standard. They hold no keys and cannot release funds — confirmation only.
Gate Two — Contributor Keyholders
Cryptographic Release
A threshold of contributor keyholders — selected randomly from the contributor pool by verifiable on-chain randomness — hold the cryptographic keys. They release funds only after Gate One confirmation. They cannot confirm delivery — only release.
Neither gate can act alone  ·  Both required  ·  Every release  ·  No exceptions
What Fund Releases Are Requested For
Six documented categories. Nothing outside them.
Every drawdown request names the category, the supplier, the amount, and the expected deliverable. Contributors see every request before it is approved. There are no undocumented releases.
Development
Smart contract work, audits, QA, security reviews, SotaTek milestones. Invoice and delivery date required.
Legal & Compliance
platform maintenance, FINMA process, patent filings via the IP holding company, professional legal fees.
Infrastructure
Hosting, servers, CDN, KYC provider fees, relay costs, domain maintenance. Supplier invoice required.
Marketing
Ambassador tools, outreach platforms, competition prizes. Campaign brief and post-campaign reporting required within 30 days.
Operations
Platform tooling, document systems, KYC integration, communication infrastructure. Description and invoice required.
Entity Formation
CSP fees, Stiftungsrat, Swiss registration, annual compliance obligations.
When a phase is complete and all deliverables are verified, the remaining contributor-controlled balance transfers to Chronimy and Guardian Council governance for the next stage of development.
Where Chronimy Operates
Two locations. Nothing else.
Chronimy exists in exactly two places online.

www.chronimy.com @ChronimyHQ on X

Nowhere else. No Telegram groups. No Discord servers. No WhatsApp channels. No alternative domains. Every whitepaper, legal document, governance record, and official communication exists on this domain or on that X account. Any account, group, or website claiming to represent Chronimy outside of these two locations should be treated as fraudulent.
The only statement that matters
"You are not being asked to trust a person. You are being asked to read a contract — and satisfy yourself that the architecture makes the promises structurally impossible to break. The Architect has zero access to the 70% contributor-controlled pools. That is not a promise. That is the code."

— The Architect · Founder, Chronimy Stiftung
You have read the project Disclosure. The full governance papers, smart contract architecture, legal structure, and Guardian Council mechanics are documented in the Chronimy whitepaper suite — available from the main site. You are encouraged to read them, challenge them, and ask hard questions before committing to anything.
I Have Read This — Enter Chronimy
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Chronimy is in formation as Chronimy Holdings AG, a community-governed company whose single share is held by a Swiss non-profit Stiftung. CNMY is a utility token. Not available to US persons, UK residents, Canadian residents, or Chinese residents. Not financial advice. Geo-blocked at the onboarding layer.
Chronimy makes every reasonable effort to ensure the accuracy of the information in these materials. Given their volume and the pre-launch, evolving nature of the project, we cannot guarantee that every detail is complete, current, or error-free. Nothing here is a warranty of accuracy; figures, projections, and structures are subject to change, verification, and professional sign-off. This is not financial, legal, or tax advice.