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{{ExpertIntro|We are heading towards decentralized financial solidarity systems that digitize traditional mutual aid circles through lightweight contractual infrastructure. This emerging trend suggests that transparent record-keeping and AI-assisted dispute resolution can preserve community trust while reducing fraud vulnerability in informal microcredit arrangements, particularly in jurisdictions with legal uncertainty around tontines and chit funds.}}
{{KidsIntro|A way for people to lend and borrow small amounts of money kindly and fairly.}}
{{KidsIntro|A way for people to lend and borrow small amounts of money kindly and fairly.}}
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= Use Case: Microcredit & Mutual Aid — Transparent Contracts for Tontines and Aid Circles =
= Use Case: Microcredit & Mutual Aid — Transparent Contracts for Tontines and Aid Circles =
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Contracts signed0 (pre-launch)
Contracts signed0 (pre-launch)


Cash/Miles ratio35% / 65% (Boost-dependent)
Cash/Karma-token ratio35% / 65% (Need-Driven Funding dependent)


Avg. satisfaction— (pre-launch)
Avg. satisfaction— (pre-launch)
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'''What about larger mutual aid structures (credit unions, cooperatives)?'''
'''What about larger mutual aid structures (credit unions, cooperatives)?'''
WikiDeal's tontine module is designed for informal circles of up to 50 members. Larger structures (credit unions, formal cooperatives) require integration with regulated financial systems — WikiDeal can serve as the contract layer while partnering with licensed financial institutions for the payment Infrastructure.
WikiDeal's tontine module is designed for informal circles of up to 50 members. Larger structures (credit unions, formal cooperatives) require integration with regulated financial systems — WikiDeal can serve as the contract layer while partnering with licensed financial institutions for the payment Infrastructure.
''WikiDeal's founding research question: [[Gov/en/Portal:Onboarding/Glossary:Founding Question|Can users own, run and sustain a global marketplace?]]''


=== 📊 Success Indicators ===
=== 📊 Success Indicators ===
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→ See also: WikiDeal Socio-Economic Success Criteria
→ See also: WikiDeal Socio-Economic Success Criteria


== Portal structure (model) ==
== Portal structure (model) ==