Legal-Name Consent and Opportunity Access

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Legal-Name Consent and Opportunity Access

How identity-backed matching works, why consent matters, and how approved organizations can use that scope for real decisions.

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Enterprise accessScoped and auditable

Keys stay tied to an app, a purpose, an approved consent scope, and a clear billing lane.

Access ruleGalactus locked

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Knowledge baseStart-to-finish guides for first funding, proof timing, results, and the social layer.

Knowledge Base Getting Started Commitment Market Lifecycle First Deposit and First Stake

EnterpriseConsent scope, identity-backed matching, usage billing, and application setup.

Enterprise Services Developer Portal and Platform Workspace Human Reliability API Enterprise Dashboard and HRS History

Developer hubPublic docs for evaluation, then the signed-in workspace for projects, keys, and customer history.

Open developer hub Request sandbox access Open platform workspace Open customer drill-down

Core rulesIdentity, consent, proof integrity, and protected access rules.

Biological Signature Protocol Identity & Consent Proof Submission and Mobile Capture

Identity-backed matching

Approved enterprise integrations can tie a protected reliability record to the consenting person's legal identity only when that identity scope is granted.

Without that scope, the organization can review only the remaining granted reliability signal and cannot run legal-name-backed matching through the protected API.

Control and revocation

Every consent grant is tied to a named integration, a declared purpose, and a logged time. Users can review that scope and, where allowed by policy and law, revoke access going forward.

That makes the Human Reliability API portable and useful without turning it into an open directory of protected personal records.

Why approved organizations ask for it

Organizations ask for identity-backed matching when a protected reliability record must be tied to the correct legal person before an approval, underwriting, hiring, partner, or eligibility decision can move forward.

That is why identity scope is separate, explicit, and consent-bound. It makes the earned record usable for that approved decision without weakening the user's control over where the record can travel.

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