The White-Label Doctrine

Master Document 280. The White-Label Doctrine. Three commercial models. Four subscription tiers. Twenty-eight gateways eligible. Locked numbers, sealed prices, one doctrine. Model A is the standard fifty fifty — the original alliance treaty, partner processes the material, dPRN value splits down the middle, two hundred and twenty five pounds each per tonne. Model B is subscription white-label — partner pays a monthly fee from four thousand five hundred to ninety thousand pounds and keeps one hundred percent of the dPRN value at four hundred and fifty pounds per tonne. Model C is the sovereign node — partner deploys white-label copies of the core engine to others and earns sub-license fees. Four tiers under Model B. Starter four thousand five hundred per month, fifty tonne cap. Growth ten thousand per month, two hundred tonne cap. Enterprise thirty thousand per month, five hundred tonne cap. Processors ninety thousand per month, unlimited — the flagship. Gateways one through twenty-eight are white-label eligible, anchored by gateway six White Label VAAS and gateway twenty-eight Sovereign Node Deployment. Gateways twenty-nine through thirty-five are not white labels — they are the financialization layer, a separate conversation. White-label is a door per Master Document 274. Bridge is a multiplier per Master Document 279. Don't confuse them. Anti-undercut clauses sealed. No off-book deals. No discounting below sealed prices. No sub-licensing without Sovereign Node tier. Violation equals revocation. No refund. The numbers are locked. The prices are sealed. The door is open. Walk through or don't. But if you break the covenant, the door closes.