Cryptographic Attestations

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Ownership • Legacy • Access Control • Sovereignty

verifiable proof layer for trustless event confirmation

Cryptographic Attestations are digitally signed proofs that validate an event, identity, or ownership claim on-chain without relying on centralized authorities. These attestations are generated through cryptographic signatures, decentralized oracles, or zero-knowledge proofs, enabling trustless verification for automated inheritance, ownership delegation, and jurisdiction-proof wealth transfers.

Use Case: A decentralized oracle network issues cryptographic attestations confirming a verifiable on-chain proof of death, triggering conditional ownership delegation for $KAG and tokenized assets, ensuring heirs receive funds without manual legal verification.

Key Concepts:

Verifiable On-Chain Proof of Death — Oracle-verified event triggers for wealth transfer
Automated Inheritance Protocols — Smart contract-based triggers for conditional ownership
Conditional Ownership Delegation — Transfer authority activated by predefined conditions
Private Key Governance Framework — Structured key management and authority distribution
Sovereign Asset Continuity — Generational wealth preservation free from jurisdictional control

Summary: Cryptographic Attestations provide a tamper-proof, decentralized method for validating events and ownership claims, ensuring secure, automated, and jurisdiction-resistant activation of inheritance and asset transfer protocols.

Feature	Traditional	Web3
Verification	Issued by centralized institutions or notaries	Signed and verified via cryptographic proofs
Trust Model	Relies on legal authorities or intermediaries	Trustless, decentralized confirmation mechanisms
Jurisdictional Control	Bound by national laws and recognition	Global, permissionless, and jurisdiction-free

Attestation Flow Map

how cryptographic verification triggers on-chain actions

Step 1: Event Occurs
Real-world trigger (death, incapacity, time-lock expiration) initiates the attestation request

Step 2: Oracle Verification
Decentralized oracle network validates event through multiple independent sources

Step 3: Attestation Issued
Cryptographic signature published on-chain as immutable proof of verified event

Step 4: Smart Contract Executes
Inheritance protocols activate, transferring $KAG and assets to designated heirs

Key Insight: No lawyers, no courts, no jurisdictional delays. The attestation flow replaces months of probate with instant, trustless execution—ensuring wealth continuity without intermediaries.

Inheritance Trigger Architecture

what attestations can activate

Proof of Death
Triggers full asset transfer to designated heirs via multisig release

Incapacity Attestation
Activates conditional delegation to trusted family members or trustees

Time-Lock Expiration
Dead-man switch triggers after inactivity period (e.g., 12 months no wallet activity)

Multi-Condition Release
Requires multiple attestations (age + identity + event) before unlocking assets

Graduated Distribution
Attestations release portions over time (e.g., 25% at 18, 50% at 25, 100% at 30)

RWA Redemption
Triggers physical $KAG or $KAU redemption and delivery to heir’s address

Sovereign Legacy: Cryptographic attestations allow you to pre-program exactly how and when your wealth transfers—across generations, across borders, without permission from any government or institution.

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