How ARMOREDTANKCOIN™ Works

1. Court Judgment

A plaintiff, creditor, judgment holder, or authorized submitter provides a court judgment or legally relevant debt document for review.

2. Cryptographic Record

The document is converted into a SHA-256 fingerprint, creating a verifiable record without exposing unnecessary private information in public logs.

3. Mint Event

Eligible verified judgment amounts may become documented mint events inside the ARMOREDTANKCOIN™ system after review.

4. Burn Event

Garnishment, repayment, settlement, satisfaction, or recovery events may become documented burn or lifecycle adjustment events after review.

5. Public Tracking

Mint and burn activity is tracked through a transparent supply log using document fingerprints, hashes, and redacted metadata where appropriate.

Internal Accounting Only

ARMOREDTANKCOIN™ supply events follow protocol accounting rules. Exchange trading, if any, is separate from court-governed mint and burn records and does not guarantee token value.

This public page describes the review model at a high level and does not expose private review operations.