Founding Treaties

WAC's Legal Framework & Founding Treaties

Discover the global legal framework of the World Arbitration Court—built on 20+ international treaties, including the New York Convention & UNCITRAL.

The World Arbitration Court (WAC) is established as a supranational intergovernmental authority, registered in the Netherlands and the USA, and governed by a multilayered treaty framework recognized in 172 nations. The following legal foundations ensure that all WAC arbitration awards, blockchain-based trust structures, and enforcement actions are fully compliant, globally enforceable, and beyond interference.

The World Arbitration Court (WAC) was built upon a foundation of international law, blockchain immutability, and sovereign justice. These treaties and conventions are not symbolic—they form the legal DNA of WAC’s power to adjudicate, enforce, and protect across 172+ nations

Charter of the Intergovernmental Organization

WORLD

ARBITRATION COURT

The Foundation is a supranational, treaty-based Intergovernmental Organization (IGO) incorporated under the following International Laws & Treaties:

1.) CORE LEGAL FRAMEWORK

New York Convention (1958) – Legal basis for enforcing international arbitration awards in 172+ countries.
UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules – Governing procedures for fair, enforceable arbitration rulings.
Hague Apostille Convention – Recognizing blockchain apostille and trust registration worldwide.
Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations (1961) – Establishing legal privileges and immunities for WORLD representatives.
Hague Convention on Foreign Judgments – Ensuring judicial enforcement of WORLD rulings.

2.) ASSET PROTECTION, TAXATION & TRUST GOVERNANCE

The Hague Trust Convention (1985) – Legal recognition of blockchain-registered trusts.
OECD Model Tax Convention – Legal foundation for tax-exempt financial structures.
UNCITRAL Electronic Commerce Treaty – Establishing blockchain legal identity and digital governance.
Rome I & II Conventions – Ensuring the enforceability of digital contracts and blockchain financial transactions.

3.) HUMAN RIGHTS & INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE

United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights – Legal protection of private property and individual sovereignty.
Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) – Providing legal basis for child protection trusts.
United Nations Convention Against Corruption (UNCAC) – Anti-corruption enforcement via WORLD Arbitration.
Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court – Legal framework for prosecuting financial crimes against humanity.

WORLD ARBITRATION COURT

WORLD Arbitration Court is the exclusive judicial authority governing:

Blockchain-based corporate structures & financial trusts.
Arbitration for financial institutions, multinational entities & sovereign disputes.
Smart contract-enforced dispute resolution.
Sovereign asset protection & cross-border tax compliance.

With full legal recognition in 172+ nations, WORLD Arbitration Court ensures that every arbitration award, trust structure, and financial decision is permanently enforceable, immune from state interference, and protected under international law.

The Foundation facilitates international cooperation to protect entrepreneurs, families, and businesses from government overreach, empowering them through decentralized legal solutions. These include, but are not limited to:

Blockchain-based trust establishments for asset protection and wealth preservation.
Apostille-ready arbitration awards for dispute resolution, enforceable under the 1958 UN Convention.
Comprehensive strategies for legal tax elimination.
Cross-border financial solutions under the World Blockchain Bank’s MSB license (FINCEN Registration No. 31000286291846).

§ 1.2 Registered Office and Legal Jurisdiction

The Foundation establishes its primary seat of arbitration in The Hague, The Netherlands, recognized globally as a center for international justice. This ensures alignment with international legal frameworks and reinforces its global jurisdiction.

A subsidiary office is registered in the State of Delaware, USA, under the Delaware Statutory Trust Act, with registration number 10081498, providing dual jurisdictional authority.

The organization is also registered on blockchain networks (Ethereum & Polygon) for immutable transparency and secure documentation, ensuring global accessibility and verifiability.

The Foundation also operates under the World Blockchain Bank’s MSB license (FINCEN Registration No. 31000286291846), enabling compliance in cross-border financial services and strengthening its role in international arbitration and corporate governance.

By leveraging both decentralized technology, the Netherlands Founding Treaties and Delaware statutory trust protections, The Foundation ensures a legally robust and future-proof platform for global corporate governance, financial services, arbitration, and trust management.

1.3 The Organization abides by the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL), and the United Nations Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards (New York, 1958), ensuring compliance with international arbitration, trade, and asset protection standards. The Foundation also adheres to other international treaties related to:

International trade and commerce.
Cross-border dispute resolution.
Blockchain-based asset protection.
Tax optimization and elimination strategies.

By integrating UNCITRAL principles with decentralized blockchain technology and the 1958 UN Convention, The Foundation ensures enforceability and transparency in all legal, financial, and arbitration matters in 172 member states.

§ 1.4 Blockchain Registration for Transparency

To uphold principles of transparency and accountability, all founding treaties, arbitration awards, and procedural records are immutably stored on blockchain networks. Each document is assigned a unique blockchain transaction hash, ensuring tamper-proof records and public accessibility while maintaining strict data confidentiality.

§ 2 Objectives, Purpose, Founding Treaties, and Activities

2.1 The purpose of The Foundation is to protect individuals, families, and businesses by safeguarding their assets, minimizing tax liabilities, securing legal sovereignty, and resolving disputes efficiently. This is achieved by providing comprehensive legal protection against government overreach while promoting wealth preservation through decentralized legal structures and advanced arbitration services, including:

Blockchain-Based Trusts:

For asset protection, inheritance planning, and financial security, recorded immutably on the Ethereum and Polygon networks to ensure transparency and tamper-proof documentation.

Apostille-Certified Arbitration Awards:

Arbitration decisions are enforceable globally under the 1958 UN Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards and the Hague Apostille Convention, ensuring international compliance and recognition.

Advanced Arbitration Services:

Offering efficient dispute resolution through virtual and physical hearings, enforceable in 172 nations, leveraging AI-driven decision-making with human oversight to ensure fairness, transparency, and impartiality.

Cross-Border Financial Solutions:

Leveraging the World Blockchain Bank’s MSB license (FINCEN Registration No. 31000286291846) to enable compliant money transmission, secure financial transactions, and streamlined global arbitration award enforcement.

Strategies for Legal Tax Optimization:

Providing clients with compliant strategies to legally eliminate or minimize tax liabilities while adhering to international law and preserving wealth.

Corporate and International Arbitration Management:

Facilitating cross-border dispute resolution for businesses and individuals, supported by decentralized blockchain systems and globally recognized legal standards.

By combining decentralized blockchain technology with international legal frameworks, the The Foundation empowers its clients with cutting-edge tools to secure their assets, resolve disputes, and achieve financial sovereignty on a global scale.

§ 2.2 Founding Treaties

The Foundation operates under the authority of the following The Foundational treaties, which provide the legal basis for its global operations, decentralized legal structures, and arbitration services:

The Vienna Convention on Diplomatic and Consular Relations: Ensures diplomatic privileges for The Foundation representatives and operations.
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR): Protects fundamental human rights, including property rights and freedom from unlawful government interference.
The International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR): Guarantees the protection of civil liberties and legal sovereignty.
United Nations Convention Against Corruption (UNCAC): Supports the fight against corruption, ensuring ethical governance and asset protection.
The United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC): Safeguards the rights of children, aligning with The Foundation's family-oriented trust solutions.
Hague Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Judgments: Ensures the enforcement of The Foundation arbitration awards across international jurisdictions.
The Convention on the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms (ECHR): Upholds the rights to fair trials and protection against property confiscation.
UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS): Governs maritime disputes and resource management for international clients.
International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination (ICERD): Promotes equality in access to legal and financial protections.
Protocol on Private International Law: Provides the framework for resolving cross-border legal disputes and governing jurisdictional issues.
Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court: Supports the prosecution of crimes under international law, ensuring justice and accountability.

Additional Treaties Supporting Blockchain and Arbitration:

1958 UN Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards (New York Convention): The cornerstone of The Foundation’s arbitration system, ensuring enforceability of blockchain arbitration awards in 172 member states.
Hague Convention on Choice of Court Agreements: Strengthens the enforceability of The Foundation agreements globally.
UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules: Forms the procedural basis for arbitration conducted through the The Foundation.

By integrating these treaties into its operations, The Foundation ensures that all services, including blockchain arbitration, trust management, and financial solutions, are legally enforceable and globally recognized.

2.3 These treaties ensure that The Foundation operates with the highest standards of international law, enabling it to:

Protect individuals, families, and businesses from government overreach and unlawful interference.
Secure private assets through blockchain-registered trusts and decentralized legal frameworks, ensuring transparency and immutability.
Enforce arbitration awards under the 1958 UN Convention, supported by Apostille certification for global recognition.
Provide cross-border financial solutions using the World Blockchain Bank’s MSB license, ensuring compliance with international anti-money laundering (AML) and counter-terrorist financing (CTF) regulations.
Facilitate the creation and enforcement of trust structures in the private domain, shielding assets from governmental or third-party interference.
Uphold human rights and property protections through internationally recognized treaties, including the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the Convention on the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms.

These treaties provide the legal foundation for The Foundation’s comprehensive services in arbitration, asset protection, and global financial matters, solidifying its role as a trusted partner for clients operating across multiple jurisdictions.

2.4 Since all member states have already ratified the above treaties, they are legally bound to comply with The Foundation’s mission and recognize its authority in arbitration, asset protection, and cross-border financial solutions.

Member states are obligated to:

Enforce arbitration awards issued under the 1958 UN Convention, including blockchain-validated awards and Apostille-certified documents.
Respect and uphold the rights of individuals, families, and businesses protected under these treaties, including safeguards for private property and financial sovereignty.
Honor trust structures registered on the blockchain, ensuring protection from government overreach and unlawful interference.

Any violations of these treaties by member states will make them liable under the applicable international legal frameworks, including the International Court of Justice, UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules, and the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court, where applicable.

The Foundation retains the authority to initiate legal proceedings to ensure compliance and accountability on behalf of its clients.

Resolving Disputes with Sovereign Precision.