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Standardization Strategy

VeriSeal does not declare itself a standard.

It positions itself as a candidate integrity reference.

Phase 1 — De Facto Standardization​

  • Commercial adoption across sectors
  • API integration within enterprise systems
  • Certification program deployment
  • Cross-border pilot programs

Objective: Become operationally unavoidable.

Phase 2 — Sector Endorsement​

  • Financial infrastructure pilots
  • Legal and notarial validation
  • Public-sector experimentation
  • Regulatory sandbox discussions

Objective: Gain institutional endorsement.

Phase 3 — Formal Standard Dialogue​

Potential engagement with:

  • ISO working groups
  • ETSI
  • NIST discussions
  • OECD digital trust initiatives
  • Regional regulatory bodies

Objective: Initiate formal reference positioning.

Western Alignment Strategy (AB Layer)​

Initial geopolitical focus:

  • EU
  • North America
  • UK
  • Australia

Rationale: Regulatory maturity + digital infrastructure scale.

Global expansion follows institutional legitimacy.

Long-Term Vision​

VeriSeal becomes:

  • A protocol reference
  • A certification baseline
  • A cross-sector integrity layer

Standardization is not claimed.

It is earned.