Trust · Our records
Trust you can check, not just a promise.
Money is only as trustworthy as the records behind it. Every movement is written down once and never edited, nothing is quietly deleted, and a repeated request can never pay twice. Every balance adds up to the lines behind it.
- 01project.createdDEAL-8842 · draft
- 02escrow.locked+GHS 42,000 · milestone 1
- 03milestone.provendelivery evidence accepted
- 04escrow.released−GHS 42,000 → payee
- 05project.settledDEAL-8842 · on the record
Each line is written once, never edited, never wiped.
How it holds
Six things that make the record trustworthy
Every movement is written down
Money never moves without a line recording it. That line's amount is never rewritten, so what was paid, held or released is on the record and cannot be quietly adjusted.
The database itself refuses changes
The history cannot be changed in the database itself. This is not left to our own code, which could be worked around or carry a bug. The database refuses to edit or delete a history row, no matter who asks.
Deleting hides, it never erases
Removing something takes it out of view without wiping its history. The money record and the history behind it stay, so deleting can never quietly rewrite what happened.
A payout can only happen once
If a request is sent twice, the money still moves only once. A payout either happens once and is recorded, or it is refused. It can never pay twice.
Set aside for that project only
Money put into a project is set aside for its steps and paid out only when the work is signed off. Nnarksup does not lend it, invest it or spend it, and cannot move it any other way.
Tampering would show
The history is trustworthy because of how the system is built, not because we say so. Everyone involved sees the same history, and no one can change it.
Responsible disclosure
Found a vulnerability? Tell us first.
We welcome reports from security researchers. Tell us privately, give us a fair amount of time to fix it before going public, and act in good faith. Do not go further into anyone's data than you need to prove the problem, and never harm the service or another user's data. We will confirm we got your report and keep you posted until it is fixed.
- Tell us privately, not publicly
- Give us fair time to fix it
- Go no further into data than needed
- Test in good faith only