One protocol, every front door
AnVerified is the S1–S6 spine: the same yes/no that lights up an i-Saves pass at a till also opens a campus bursar, a lunch account, a hazard roster and a ministry eligibility check — each one blind to the others.
Where the yes/no gets used
i-Saves — the Saves Pass
The first relying party: segment verification at every till resolves from registrar/HR attestation, re-checked silently each year, expiring with eligibility.
AnTeraju Kampus & AnKerja
Student status follows the learner across bursar, library, internships and graduate hiring — one attestation, pairwise-rotated identifiers, zero paperwork.
AnKantin accounts
A child's lunch account is a parent's verified claim, not a form stack: enrolment attested by the school, payments riding Masrif rails.
AnKedai & AnBilik trust
Counterparty posture without reputation scraping: merchant standing and tenancy eligibility as scope-limited tokens the parties control.
AnKampung residency
Gatehouse-attested residence groups make hazard alerts addressable and community modules trustworthy — with no address exportable to anyone.
Ministry & agency eligibility
Per-ministry tenants in the doctrine's purest form: aid, waiver and quota checks answerable inside one ministry's vault, invisible to every other.
Masrif giving & Zakat class
Zakat eligibility (asnaf class) attested by the state authority that decides it — a yes/no at the donation till, never a published means test.
What makes it safe to rely on
No universal identifier
Credentials are pairwise per relying party by design; the join that profiling requires does not exist to be bought, subpoenaed or leaked.
Source-signed, minimum-lived
Every claim carries the signature of the institution that knows the fact and the shortest expiry that still works. Stale data is a bug the protocol refuses.
Human revocation
One tap revokes and re-consents any credential, everywhere, instantly. The person holds the off switch to their own attestations.
The spine serves every group; the ledgers stay home. Read the doctrine where it ships.
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