by xsariff | 2025-06-25 20:36:39+00:00
Hi everyone,

We've been developing a distributed computing platform and reached an interesting architectural crossroads. We've successfully implemented core infrastructure APIs, but now we're tackling something more complex: building a "Multilateral Chamber of Commerce" layer.

What APIs are currently functioning: - Sariff S3 API with VeraCrypt container-based encryption with multi-format responses (JSON, XML, YAML, CSV, BSON, CBOR, ASN.1) - VM deployment API supporting multiple OS (Windows/Linux) - RDS API for database provisioning with real-time monitoring - Dedicated server management API with resource allocation tracking

Current challenge - The Multilateral Chamber of Commerce:

We're implementing a system that handles: - Multi-jurisdiction legal compliance for automated data monetization agreements - Legal binding contract integration for self-executing agreements with legal validity across different countries - PKI-based identity verification across entities (individuals, companies, governments) with rotating certificates - Automated revenue sharing between data producers/consumers with real-time settlement - Certificate of incorporation handling - both accepting real-world business registrations and issuing virtual ones

Specific technical challenges:

1. Multi-jurisdiction legal binding contracts: Creating legally binding contracts that automatically adapt to different legal frameworks (Common Law vs Civil Law, GDPR, international trade agreements). Has anyone implemented similar automated compliance systems across multiple legal jurisdictions?

2. Supreme Court data privacy: For our voting system where participants vote on penal and criminal cases, we face data protection compliance challenges. What's the right balance? Show indicators/metadata about violations, or do participants need full data access to properly adjudicate?

3. Automated contract generation: We're generating legally binding agreements programmatically. Anyone worked on similar legal-tech automation?

Why this matters: We're building infrastructure to revolutionize global research collaboration. Currently, private research is heavily centralized within institutions and companies, sitting idle while waiting for monetization opportunities. Meanwhile, researchers worldwide duplicate efforts or lack access to crucial data and computational resources. Our "Chamber" layer decentralizes this centralized private research and enables constant, real-time monetization through automated legal frameworks. A pharmaceutical company's research data in Switzerland can be instantly and legally monetized by contributing to cancer research in Japan, environmental studies in Brazil, and AI development in Canada - all simultaneously, with automated compliance and revenue sharing.

[https://sariff.org/diag.pdf] - Diagram

What we're seeking: - Technical architecture feedback - Experience with similar distributed systems challenges - Pointers to relevant research or existing solutions

Background: Security researchers, data scientists, and distributed systems engineers working on this for several years.

Looking for thoughts from anyone who's worked on cross-border automated contract systems, distributed identity management at scale, legal tech automation, or multi-jurisdiction compliance systems.

Thanks for any insights, and happy to answer technical questions!

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