Minimum biometric, board, successor, and custodian signatures before continuity rights can arm.
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The right to persist is a ledgered authority, not a memory file.
Identity Escrow Ledger binds biometric consent, successor authority, construct revocation, and board-witnessed release into one audit surface before a principal can be captured, preserved, simulated, or restored.
Maximum time for emergency freeze after a lineage dispute, coercion signal, or custody witness conflict.
Standard succession graph depth maintained for family office, board estate, and sovereign mandate clients.
Continuity is denied by default until authority survives contact with evidence.
The ledger does not decide whether a construct is useful. It decides whether anyone is allowed to treat the construct as the same authority that entered custody.
Consent intake
Living-principal biometric proof is paired with mandate language, jurisdiction, coercion scan, and revocation instructions.
Lineage authority
Successor graphs, board seals, family-office controls, and sovereign exceptions are compiled into a release order.
Custody witness
Independent custody nodes record who saw the construct enter, who may inspect it, and who can force a freeze.
Release arbitration
Mikoshi release, host trial, simulation, or destruction requires a signed ledger state that can be read by governance.
Identity cannot leave custody as a rumor.
Escrow fields and denial states.
Binds a living principal's consent to capture device, mandate version, revocation rules, and regional authority.
Prevents circular inheritance, duplicate claimants, and unauthorized private-room activation.
Any named custodian can force a non-interactive hold when coercion, identity drift, or legal conflict is detected.
A denied construct cannot simulate, negotiate, authorize, or communicate until the ledger is repaired.
