Revenue Architecture — Full · AllGaia Foundation

Article A · Base allocation

The mission share.

For every member purchase made through any institutional partner, a defined statutory share of net revenue (after payment processing fees and applicable taxes) routes to the mission — split between the AllGaia Foundation and the partner organisation. The remaining net revenue is distributed to AllGaia's commercial operations and licensed manufacturing partners under standard commercial terms.

The base allocation is encoded in the Factum Protocol smart contract on Polygon. It executes at point of sale, before any other distribution. Specific percentages are documented in the Partner Framework, available to partner candidates after they submit an application.

Article B · Centralised bodies

The single-office rule.

For partner organisations operating as single offices (typically: a ministry, a single-office foundation, a centralised public agency without regional chapters), the partner share is allocated entirely to the partner's Head Fund. The Chapter Fund split does not apply.

This avoids creating artificial regional chapters for organisations that genuinely operate centrally. The Foundation retains the right to verify the centralised status as part of partner activation review.

Article C · Chapter allocation

The chapter split.

Partner organisations with regional or country chapters split the partner share between a Head Fund (for partner HQ mission operations) and a Chapter Fund (country-tagged at point of sale based on the member's purchase location — not the partner's headquarters location). This ensures funds flow to the geography where the member purchase originated. Specific percentages are documented in the Partner Framework.

Article D · The §8 firewall

Organisations only.

No portion of any mission allocation flows to individuals. This is encoded in the smart contract and ratified in the Foundation Statutes Article 8. The rule applies to all partners regardless of size, status, or jurisdiction.

The firewall is what keeps the model lawful across multiple legal frameworks — EU UCPD, US FTC Koscot doctrine, Singapore MLM Act, Australian s.49 ACL. Removing or weakening it would expose every partner and the Foundation itself to criminal and civil liability across major markets.

Article E · Amendment lock

What can be changed, and what cannot.

The Foundation share is constitutional and cannot be reduced under any circumstance. The mission-share total can be increased — never decreased. The Head Fund / Chapter Fund split can be adjusted by the Foundation Supervisory Board for documented operational reasons, within bounds defined in the Statutes.

All amendments require: (a) Foundation Supervisory Board majority, (b) public notice no less than 90 days, and (c) Factum DAO supermajority where the amendment touches the constitutional Foundation share.

Article F · Public ledger

Verification, not trust.

From July 2026, every allocation under this architecture is recorded permanently on the Polygon ledger via the Factum Protocol. Partners, journalists, regulators, and the public can verify any flow at any time.