Status: In progress
The passport
What a passport holds, how it is numbered, how wallets join it, and why it has no total score.
A passport belongs to one person. It holds facts about their path, grouped into branches. It cannot be bought, sold, transferred or reset.
The public card
The card is one page of a passport, made from the public history of one wallet. Stage 2 cards exist today as images. How to read a card explains every number on it.
At stage 2 a card shows facts only. It has no branch level and no count of linked wallets, because neither has a published rule yet. Both return at stage 3.
Number
The passport number is the Noventia ID from the app: NVT- followed by 6 uppercase letters and digits. People who already use the app keep their ID when they move to the passport.
The wallets on stage 2 cards belong to people who do not use Noventia, so their cards say “Not claimed by its owner yet”. An ID is never invented.
Wallets
A passport starts with a wallet signature: a signed message, never a transaction. More wallets join by signing from each one. Planned for stage 3.
No total score
There is no single total score per person. A passport shows branches, each with its own level and its own facts.
Roles
One account has one Noventia ID. The developer role switches on when a person proves a project by signature. A fund or ecosystem is an organization with team members and roles. Planned for later stages; no stage is set yet.