1. Value Committed to Escrow
Once parties agree, value is funded into the TCA and held in escrow: secured immediately, not promised for later.
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ChainIT's TCA
TCA: One Agreement. Any Rail. Real Proof.
The contract and the money have always lived in different systems: until now. The Tokenized Consideration Asset builds value exchange directly into the agreement itself: funds are committed to escrow, every required action is captured as verified evidence, and release happens automatically the moment conditions are met. No separate payment step. No disconnect between the deal and the money.
TOKENIZED CONSIDERATION ASSET
What Is TCA?
The Tokenized Consideration Asset (TCA) is the actual value exchange, built directly into the agreement itself, not a separate payment step bolted on after signing. It's the same blockchain smart contract that defines the deal that also holds the money.
TOKENIZED CONSIDERATION
VALUE FLOW
01
FUND
Value secured
✓
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ESCROW
Assets locked
✓
03
VERIFY
Conditions satisfied
✓
04
RELEASE
Value transferred
✓
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SECURED BEFORE EXECUTION
Here's how it works: once parties agree, value is committed into the TCA and held in escrow, not promised, but actually secured before anything else happens. From there, every required action gets captured as evidence: a signature, a delivery confirmation, a payment, each one biometrically tied to whoever actually performed it. Only when all required conditions are satisfied does the TCA release.
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AUTHORITY-CONTROLLED VALUE
Every TCA action (funding, signing, releasing) also runs through Authority Resolution, so only someone with verified authority and an appropriate value limit can execute it. Funding is flexible too: TCAs can be funded by credit card, RTP, or wire transfer, or executed directly in stablecoin through a non-custodial escrow vault smart contract that only unlocks with the recipient's own cryptographic keys.
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ONE CONTROLLED TRANSACTION
The result is one agreement, one controlled transaction: fund it, verify it, release it: with proof at every step.
Fund it. Verify it. Release it.
Why Enterprises Need TCA
Right now, your agreements and your money live in two different worlds.
The contract gets signed in one system. The payment moves through a bank, a processor, or a spreadsheet somewhere else. Nothing connects them and that gap is where disputes, delayed releases, and reconciliation headaches all begin.
TCA closes it.
Funds only move when conditions are actually met
Not before. Value sits in escrow until every required action is verified.
Every dispute has an answer.
Signatures, deliveries, and payments are captured as biometrically-tied evidence, so "who did what" is never a guessing game.
One system, one source of truth.
The agreement and the transaction live inside the same smart contract: nothing to reconcile across separate platforms.
Authority is enforced automatically.
Funding, signing, and releasing a TCA all require verified permission within defined limits, so no unauthorized action ever moves money.
Any rail, same protection.
Credit card, RTP, wire, or stablecoin: enterprises choose how to pay without giving up verification or control.
Release happens the instant it should.
No phone calls. No chasing confirmations. The moment conditions clear, the TCA executes.
One agreement. Any rail. Real proof. Every time money changes hands.
VERIFIABLE VALUE SEQUENCE
How Does TCA Process Decisions?
TCA doesn't release funds on trust: it follows a strict, verifiable sequence from commitment to release.
2. Authority Verification
Every action (funding, signing, releasing) is checked against Authority Resolution, confirming the person acting has verified permission and is operating within their organization's approved value limit.
3. Evidence Capture
Each required condition is fulfilled and recorded as biometrically-tied evidence: a signature, a delivery confirmation, a payment: tied to exactly who performed it.
4. Condition Confirmation
The system checks that all required conditions (as defined in the agreement) have been satisfied before allowing any further action.
5. Automatic Release
The moment every condition clears, the TCA releases automatically. No manual approval, no phone calls chasing confirmations.
6. Immutable Record Creation
The full lifecycle (funding, authority checks, evidence, and release) is recorded as an auditable, non-repudiable transaction history.
PROOF DRIVES RELEASE
No step is skipped. No release happens on assumption. Proof drives every decision, from the moment value is committed to the moment it's released.
Tokenized Consideration Asset
Frequently Asked Questions
Get clear answers about TCA funding, escrow, Authority Resolution, verified conditions, automatic release, stablecoin transactions, dispute evidence, and immutable transaction records.
Verified value exchange
Funds move only when agreement conditions are proven.
A Tokenized Consideration Asset is the value-exchange component built directly into a Pactvera agreement. Instead of payment happening in a separate system, the same smart contract that defines the deal also holds and releases the money.
Traditional escrow is a separate service layered on top of a contract, tracked manually. TCA is built into the agreement itself: funding, condition-checking, and release all happen automatically within the same smart contract, with every step tied to verified authority and evidence.
Release happens only when all required conditions defined in the agreement are satisfied: a signature, a delivery confirmation, a payment, or any combination the parties agreed to. Each condition must be captured as verified evidence before release occurs.
No. Every TCA action (funding, signing, or releasing) runs through Authority Resolution, which confirms the person acting has verified permission and is operating within their organization's approved value limit.
TCAs can be funded by credit card, RTP, wire transfer, or executed directly in stablecoin through a non-custodial escrow vault smart contract.
No. It's built with additional safeguards. Stablecoin value sits in a non-custodial escrow vault smart contract, unlocked only by the recipient's own cryptographic keys via 5-factor biometric authentication. Not even ChainIT can access or move those funds.
Because every action is captured as biometrically-tied evidence (who signed, who delivered, who paid) disputes can be resolved by reviewing the record, rather than relying on conflicting claims.
Automatically. The moment all required conditions are verified as met, the TCA releases funds: no manual approval step, no chasing confirmations by phone.
Yes. The full lifecycle (funding, authority checks, evidence capture, and release) is recorded as an immutable, auditable transaction history available to all parties.
No. TCA scales from smaller agreements to high-value transactions like equipment sales or real estate deals, the same verification and escrow protections apply regardless of size.
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Build on verified state.
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