World Arbitration Court - Initiate Arbitration with Confidence.

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Initiate Arbitration with Confidence and Control

At the World Arbitration Court (WAC), initiating a case is confidential, streamlined, and governed by international protocols.

Our secure submission system allows eligible parties to request arbitration privately and efficiently, ensuring that disputes are handled with the discretion and authority only WAC can offer.

Eligibility to File a Case at WAC

WAC accepts case submissions under treatyless sovereign authority.

We may initiate arbitration unilaterally when prima facie violations of law, treaty, contract, or fiduciary duty are evident.

Who Can File:

Corporations, LLCs, Trusts, and Legal Entities worldwide
Sovereign States and Government Agencies
Institutional Claimants or their Registered Trustees
Private Commercial Actors with Qualifying Contracts
WAC (suo motu) based on Prima Facie Evidence of International Law & Treaty Violations

Note: Individual claimants must be legally represented by counsel, trust, or fiduciary unless WAC initiates the case in defense of protected rights or public interest.

"No consent is required from the Respondent when WAC determines there is sufficient prima facie evidence under its sovereign protocols."

What You Need to Begin

Arbitration Basis (Choose One):

An Arbitration Agreement naming WAC or referencing “a neutral international tribunal”
Mutual consent post-dispute

Or WAC invocation under prima facie jurisdiction in cases involving:

Human rights violations
Sovereign overreach
Breach of fiduciary duties
Financial crimes or treaty fraud

Factual Summary:

Timeline of Events
Key Facts & Alleged Breaches
Relief or Enforcement Requested
File Types Accepted: PDF, DOCX, or secure online form

Claimant Identification:

Entity or Trust Name
Jurisdiction of Registration
Contact Details
Authorized Representative (if applicable)

Case Submission Portal

For Strategic Claims, Not General Disputes

WAC operates as a post-jurisdictional enforcement body, initiating most arbitration proceedings suo motu — based on prima facie evidence of international law, treaty, or fiduciary violations.

We are not a commercial arbitration service.
We are a global enforcement court.

Who May Submit a Case:

Case submission is available only to:

BRICS-aligned Governments & Agencies
Strategic Sovereign Institutions
Recognized Trusts or Legal Fiduciaries
Entities under BICRA, WBB, ICCACK, or IACC Jurisdiction
High-Level Whistleblowers (via secure submission protocol)

Note: Individual or corporate actors without strategic authorization will not be granted standing.

Submissions Must Include:

Arbitration Agreement (if applicable)
Summary of Violations & Jurisdictional Nexus
Governing Contract or Treaty (if referenced)
Entity Identification & Authorizing Signature
Supporting Evidence (PDF, DOCX, or Secure Upload)

WAC RESERVES THE RIGHT TO:

Accept or reject any case at its sole discretion
Initiate arbitration without consent of any party
Enforce rulings globally via tokenized awards and BRICS-aligned legal infrastructure
Issue public blacklists, asset seizures, and reputational sanctions

This portal is monitored by WAC Command Authority.

Submit only if your case involves geopolitical stakes, sovereign harm, or violations of the Treatyless Protocol.

“Submission does not guarantee review. WAC is under no obligation to respond unless the matter holds international significance or directly aligns with our sovereign enforcement protocols.”

Important Notes

Filing a case does not guarantee automatic acceptance; each submission is evaluated for jurisdictional eligibility, treaty compliance, and enforceability based on prima facie evidence against identified bad actors.

While standard commercial arbitrations require mutual consent by contract or post-dispute agreement, WAC retains sovereign authority to initiate proceedings against non-consenting Respondents when 100% prima facie evidence of harm or treaty violations is presented.

In such cases, Respondents are deemed in default if they fail to respond to a formal WAC Arbitration Notice, and proceedings may continue under international due process protocols—resulting in a final, binding and enforceable WAC Tokenized Arbitration Award (WTAA).

WAC does not provide legal representation or advisory services to any party. Our role is strictly adjudicatory and enforcement-focused.

“We do not request permission to enforce justice. We issue notice—and then we execute.”

Resolving Disputes with Sovereign Precision.