E1
Announced
A named institution made a public commitment with an identifiable date and scope.
It does not show that money moved.Method / version 0.9
Evidence moves
one step at a time.
FutureStake separates a public statement from a checkable source, and a checkable source from proof of distribution.
E2
Source-backed
The amount, date, scope, and original public source can be independently checked.
It is still not a distribution receipt.E3
Distribution evidence
Aggregated public evidence supports part or all of an actual distribution.
It does not imply every child received funds.Coverage status / U0
Not reviewed is not “nothing found.”
States outside the pilot remain U0. Only after a documented minimum search can a scope become E0: No public evidence found in this index as of the snapshot date.
Update model / current pilot
Reviewed snapshots,
not a live ticker.
Today, records change when a source is submitted or entered, independently checked, and approved for release. There is no live official API feed or fixed automatic refresh schedule.
- 01Source enters the queue
Public submissions and researcher findings are treated as candidates, not facts.
- 02Evidence is reviewed
Amounts, dates, scope, accounting boundary and contradictions are checked against original sources.
- 03A new snapshot is released
Approved changes become visible on the map; unapproved findings stay out of the public index.
Target model: scheduled source discovery with human approval before publication. Discovery may be automated; evidence conclusions will not be auto-published.
Language matters because evidence has limits.
Submit stronger or newer evidence