A defined statutory share of every partner-linked product purchase routes to mission — split between the AllGaia Foundation and the partner organisation, allocated by the partner's own governance, and recorded through the Factum Protocol in phases.
The model is the same for every institutional partner. Every purchase routes a fixed share to the mission, split between the Foundation and the partner organisation. Today the allocation is enforced through Foundation accounting and recorded through the Factum ledger; later Factum phases add public/on-chain verification where legally available.
The Foundation share is constitutional and cannot be reduced. It funds Foundation-level work: governance, phased accountability through the Factum Protocol, the AllGaia Network Convening, and the Science Programme. It flows independently of any partner agreement.
The partner share is allocated by the partner's own governance to fund restoration work across the soil → food → biology → civic chain. Organisations with chapters typically route part to the partner HQ for mission operations, and part to country-tagged chapter work. Centralised bodies route the full partner share through their own governance.
Specific allocation percentages, governance expectations, reporting standards, and the application path are documented in the Partner Framework, available to partner candidates after they submit an application.
Funds flow to organisations, never to individuals. No per-member compensation. No referral payouts. This is what keeps the model lawful across jurisdictions and durable across time.
Commercial payments are processed through fiat rails. The Foundation allocation is enforced by Foundation accounting today and recorded through the Factum Protocol ledger.
As the Factum Protocol reaches its later on-chain phase, allocations can be recorded permanently on-chain. USDC is not used for commercial payments.
The practical principle stays the same: no invoice, no grant cycle, no campaign — the allocation is recorded and reviewable.