D.A.R.A. · the member experience
DIGITAL ASSET RECOVERY ALLIANCE
One member.
Four passes.
Separate accounts.
The pass is the identity reference. It is not the database.

Four layers. Four passes.
Connected layers. Not separate copies of the same record.
The member journey

The claim sequence · simulated
EXAMPLE ONLY · NOTHING SENT TO A CONTRACT

What the preview represents
DEMONSTRATED NOW
Four passes / separate accounts
Chapel chain id 97
Canonical ERC-6551 registry
TEST in and out, once deployed
PROTOTYPE / CONCEPT
Mint My Claim
Example position
Preview account address
Preview TEST movement
FUTURE PRODUCTION
Real wallet and contracts
Verified claim data
On-chain ownership
Redemption mechanics
No deployed claim contract. Nothing here is evidence of a live on-chain claim or financial entitlement.
A separate path to reconcile
This path comes from the Complete User #1042 brief. It is not built into the current claim preview.
How do the two paths connect?
PATH A · FIRST BRIEF
Deposit Token → Recovery Fund Staking Protocol
PATH B · SECOND BRIEF
Redemption → Partnership Platform Token → E.D.E.N.
TEAM DIRECTION: BOTH IN SEQUENCE
Does redemption follow staking, or branch at another step? What event links them, and in which order?
Decisions & dependencies
Sources: D.A.R.A. board documents 01–10; Mint My Claim Developer Architecture Brief; I AM’s ERC-6551 Complete User #1042 brief. Preview screens shown as examples.