Ownership is the asset
JIL Federation Technologies owns the technology outright. The compiled core engine, the platform software, the patents, the trademarks, and the documentation are all held by a single owning entity. That estate does not operate this site, operate markets, issue currency, or carry any regulated activity. It owns the intellectual property and it licenses the right to use it on an irrevocable, non-compete, perpetual basis - and the licensing is the federation entity's business.
This is a deliberate posture. An estate that operated markets would take on the obligations and liabilities of an operator; an estate that only owns and licenses keeps a clean asset and a clean balance sheet. What JIL Federation Technologies sells is permission: the right for a sovereign, an institution, or a launch to run the technology under a license. As the technology is adopted more widely, the value of the thing owned compounds - the estate grows from what it owns, not from what it does.
The estate does not operate the markets. It owns the technology those markets run on, and it is paid for the use of it.
Class A and Class B
A sovereign license is Class A or Class B. The class is the commercial license. Nubara and Tirmore remain fictional reference cells. They are not the price list.
Class A
$2,500,000 to join and $400,000 a year. The paper names this class for global commodities and tier 1 nations. The corridor credential stays on the root sovereign. The public worked example is the UAE site. That page is not a purchase claim.
Class B
$1,500,000 to join and $250,000 a year. The paper names this class for regional hubs and philanthropic desks. The public worked example is the India banking sovereign. That page is not a purchase by the Reserve Bank of India or by any bank named there.
Hubs and annexes
Up to 10 hubs are included. A hub past that is $25,000 a year on the sovereign. That is not a second license. The hub's own license stays $0. An annex license is $0. A new hub under a hub is rejected. Depth is sovereign, hub, annex. The row is not written. A parent cannot mark a child paid.
Movement inside a hub is 0 basis points. A settled hop on the L1 corridor is 5 basis points of settled gross, paid by the initiating sovereign. A denied trade releases the escrow and settles no fee. Hubs and annexes cannot bypass their sovereign to trade externally. KYB and KYC come before corridor keys. Onfido is supported where the jurisdiction and the commercial configuration allow it.
The two revenue streams, kept apart
Holding revenue. Every federated cell and every smart-contract launch licenses and uses the IP, and pays JIL Federation Technologies directly. As the federation grows, the estate's income grows with it - income earned from ownership of the technology, through licensing and usage, and not from operating any market.
Operating revenue. Separately, this Layer-1 host and the retail wallet at getjil.com are operated under license by JIL Federation Technologies Payment integrity and evidence at jilsovereign.com are operated by JIL Sovereign Technologies, Inc. Each is operating income from delivered work - a different stream, from a different entity, on a different basis. Healthcare PI is not a product of this company.
Why the streams are kept separate
The estate's licensing income and the operating company's vertical income are never commingled. Licensing rewards ownership of the asset; vertical revenue rewards the work of running a business built on it. Keeping them apart means the value of the owned technology can be read cleanly, the operating company can be measured on its own performance, and neither obligation contaminates the other. It is the same discipline that keeps a landholding estate distinct from the enterprises that lease from it.
The entity structure
The separation is expressed in the entities themselves, each with a single, clear role:
- JIL Federation Technologies (Delaware) operates this Layer-1 host (jilsovereign.net) and the retail wallet at getjil.com: the core, sovereign cells, federation corridors, Digital Currency Platform, Proof DEX, validator set, and wallet.
- JIL Federation Technologies (Wyoming) owns the intellectual property and licenses it to the operating companies on an irrevocable, non-compete, perpetual basis. JIL Federation Technologies does not operate this site.
- JIL Sovereign Technologies, Inc. (Delaware) operates payment integrity and evidence at jilsovereign.com. Healthcare PI is not a product of this company.
- Local operating entities and licensed distributors carry the regulated activity in their own jurisdictions, under their own authority, so that regulated obligations sit where they belong.
Who owns the technology, who operates the Layer-1 and the wallet, who operates payment integrity, and who carries regulated activity are kept separate on purpose. Ownership sits in JIL Federation Technologies; Layer-1 and the retail wallet in Federation Technologies; payment integrity in Sovereign Technologies; regulated activity in the local entities and distributors. Each revenue stream stays with the entity that earns it.
Read together, the licensing model is simple to state and disciplined to keep: JIL Federation Technologies owns and licenses; Federation Technologies operates the Layer-1 on this host and the retail wallet at getjil.com; a sister operating company runs payment integrity; local entities bear the regulated weight; and the estate is paid, over and over, for the right to use what it owns.
A note on standing
Nothing on this page is an offer, solicitation, or sale of securities or virtual assets, and nothing here is legal, tax, or investment advice. The licensing structure described is a commercial framework; specific terms are negotiated per engagement, and any prospective licensee should rely on its own counsel and the definitive agreements rather than on this overview.