The World Arbitration Court is the exclusive jurisdiction for all disputes, enforcement actions, and governance matters within the World Blockchain Bank and Blockchain Trust ecosystem.
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Where external actors cause harm without consent, WAC functions as a forensic and evidentiary authority, and enforcement proceeds through competent external forums.
About World Arbitration Court
The Judicial Authority of the
World Blockchain Bank Ecosystem
The World Arbitration Court (WAC) is a sovereign, non-territorial arbitration and judicial authority established to serve as the exclusive internal jurisdiction for disputes, enforcement actions, and governance matters arising within the World Blockchain Bank (WBB) and Blockchain Trust ecosystem.
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WAC does not operate as a public arbitration service, commercial dispute resolution provider, or alternative to national courts for third-party disputes. Its mandate is constitutional, internal, and ecosystem-bound, providing legal finality and judicial coherence for a sovereign digital infrastructure designed to operate beyond the control of any single nation-state, regulator, or corporate interest.
Purpose and Mandate
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World Arbitration Court exists to fulfill a function that legacy legal systems cannot:
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To provide final, non-appealable adjudication for matters arising within a sovereign, blockchain-native financial and identity ecosystem.
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To serve as the judicial layer governing internal contracts, governance rules, enforcement mechanisms, and systemic compliance across the WBB stack.
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To ensure legal continuity, finality, and enforceability independent of political cycles, regulatory capture, or jurisdictional fragmentation.
WAC’s authority is internal by design. Participation in the World Blockchain Bank ecosystem constitutes acknowledgment of WAC as the governing judicial authority for all internal matters.
What WAC Is — and What It Is Not
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What WAC Is
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The exclusive internal arbitration and judicial authority of the World Blockchain Bank ecosystem.
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A treaty-aligned, supranational adjudicative body designed for blockchain-anchored governance.
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The issuer and validator of forensic findings, apostilled determinations, and Tokenized Arbitration Awards (WTAA) within its jurisdiction.
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A constitutional layer, permanently external to commercial ownership, including any auction winning bidder.
What WAC Is Not
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Not a public or consumer arbitration service.
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Not a general commercial dispute resolution forum for external companies.
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Not a substitute for national courts in consensual third-party disputes.
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Not subject to shareholder control, regulatory discretion, or corporate governance override.
World Arbitration Court does not offer arbitration services to the general public and does not act as a consensual arbitration venue for external commercial parties.
Internal Jurisdiction
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Within the World Blockchain Bank and Blockchain Trust ecosystem, WAC has exclusive authority over:
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Governance disputes
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Contractual enforcement
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Ecosystem compliance
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Identity, registry, and namespace determinations
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Enforcement actions arising from internal participation
Its rulings are final within the ecosystem, with no embedded appellate mechanism, ensuring certainty and legal closure by design.
External Harm and Forensic Authority
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Where external actors cause harm without consent to the ecosystem, its participants, or its sovereign infrastructure:
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WAC functions as a forensic and evidentiary authority.
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It conducts formal review, evidence compilation, and legal determination.
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It issues apostilled findings and WTAA-anchored records designed for recognition.
Enforcement in such cases proceeds exclusively through competent external forums, treaty-aligned mechanisms, or applicable national and supranational enforcement bodies. External actors are subjects of findings, not arbitration clients.
Constitutional Independence
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World Arbitration Court is constitutionally external to:
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World Blockchain Bank
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Blockchain Trust entities
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Commercial stewards
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Any auction participant or winning bidder
No commercial entity acquires ownership, control, veto power, or appellate authority over WAC. This structural separation ensures that judicial authority remains non-capturable, non-political, and durable across generations.
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Finality by Design
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WAC was created to solve a systemic failure of modern legal infrastructure: the absence of finality in global digital commerce.
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By anchoring judicial authority in a sovereign, blockchain-native framework, World Arbitration Court delivers:
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Legal certainty
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Enforcement readiness
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Jurisdictional coherence
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Institutional continuity
Justice without dependency.
Finality without interference.
Governance without capture.