WHAT IS
ACTUALLY GUARANTEED.

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A guarantee that cannot be checked is a promise. Each of these is enforced by something mechanical — a database invariant, an append-only constraint or a rule in the settlement engine — and where GRAJ cannot guarantee something, this page says so instead.

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What to know

The fee will not change under you

Five percent, fixed, on the order. It is not tiered, not negotiated and not adjusted by tenure or volume.

The split reconciles exactly

Every party owed from an order is computed together and the parts sum to the whole, to the cent. This is checked by an invariant before every deploy, not asserted in documentation.

Your record cannot be quietly rewritten

The event log is append-only. Contribution, ownership and residual entitlement are derived from it, so removing somebody's history would require removing the events, which the database does not permit.

What is NOT guaranteed, said plainly

GRAJ does not clear customs, does not file tax returns, does not issue certificates or invoices where a jurisdiction requires a licensed provider, and does not underwrite credit. Where a determination is legal rather than factual it is flagged rather than decided.

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THE PROMISES, AND THE LIMITS.

Commerce runs on counterparty risk: will they pay, will they ship, will the goods be what was described.

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DOUBLE-ENTRY, CHECKED BEFORE DEPLOY.

Money on GRAJ moves through a double-entry ledger, and a set of invariants runs against it before anything ships.

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THE 5% FEE

What GRAJ takes when a transaction goes through, what it covers, and how it compares.

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A RECORD NOBODY CAN EDIT.

Every meaningful action on GRAJ is written to a log that only ever grows.