Glossary

Adapter. A module that reads one data source and emits facts with proofs, nothing else. See Data sources and adapters.

Alive. A launched token with at least one swap in the last 30 days.

Attestation. A fingerprint of a record on Solana: a hash of the facts and the result, written through the Solana Attestation Service and signed by Noventia. Planned for stage 3.

Branch. One part of a passport, built from one kind of source, with its own facts and level. The Solana path is the first.

Card. One page of a passport, made from the public history of one wallet whose owner made it public.

Case. A dispute about a passport, decided by the PoE council. Planned for stage 5.

Check digit. A character in the MRZ derived from the attestation hash, so a copied or edited card fails the check. Planned for stage 3.

Council. The body that decides cases and is the only one that can set level 4, confirmed fraud. At the start, Noventia acts as the council.

Day one. The first 24 hours after a launch.

Dev buy. On Pump.fun, the tokens the creator receives in the launch transaction.

Example data. Data made up to show how something looks. Always marked “Example wallet, illustrative data”.

Fact. Something that happened, recorded with its source and its proofs.

Launch. A token this wallet created: on Pump.fun, the wallet is the creator in the create instruction; for other tokens, it is the initial mint authority.

Liquidity pull. Liquidity removed by the creator within N hours of launch (N is 72 hours).

MRZ. The machine readable zone: the two 44 character lines at the bottom of a card. See MRZ format.

Moved out on day one. A launch where the creator transferred at least X% of their own allocation to other wallets within 24 hours. Never counted as a sale.

Noventia ID. The passport number: NVT- followed by 6 uppercase letters and digits.

Own allocation. The tokens a creator received in the launch transaction, plus any mint to them in the first 24 hours.

Passport. The record of one person’s path in crypto, built from facts. It cannot be bought, sold, transferred or reset.

Permission. The owner’s consent: who sees what, until when. Planned for stage 4.

Proof. A verifiable reference behind a fact. On Solana, a transaction signature.

Rules version. The number of the rule set that made a card. Today: card rules version 2.

Sold on day one. A launch where the creator sold at least X% of their own allocation within 24 hours.

Solana Attestation Service. The Solana service that holds attestations.

Stage. One step of the fixed rollout order. See Status and stages.

Subject. Who or what has a history: a wallet today, later a person, project, organization or agent.

Thresholds version. The number of the threshold set a card or report was made with. Today: version 2.

Verify page. noventia.xyz/verify, opened by the QR code or the short code on a card. It reads the attestation from Solana, checks the Noventia signature and shows whether the card matches. Planned for stage 3.

Warning level. One of four levels: little history, warning signs, high risk, confirmed fraud. Not a score.