Learn
Understand the operating language before the interface.
A clear capital vocabulary helps distinguish what is observed, what is modeled, what is authorized and what has actually happened.
Foundations
Seven concepts that keep capital state legible.
- 01Capital Account
- The operating context in which capital, account state and controlled movement can be represented.
- 02Portfolio
- A connected view of composition and portfolio context without assuming every visible value is authoritative.
- 03Treasury
- The relationship between observed capital, reserves, availability and operational readiness.
- 04Allocation
- A governed process for expressing and reviewing how capital could be assigned to defined roles.
- 05Modeling
- A modeled result describes a possible structure. It does not move capital.
- 06Authorization
- The policy and identity boundary required before a consequential action may proceed.
- 07Settlement
- Submission and processing do not become settled or reconciled state without the required evidence.
Working principle
Visible does not mean authoritative. Modeled does not mean executed.
Neptlium uses those distinctions to keep useful product context from manufacturing certainty where the underlying evidence does not support it.