About GEDIS

Core Rules

Four rules to define cross-border collaboration standards

On chain confirmation rules

(DID/CID dual identification system)

Based on international standards such as W3C DID and IS0 24165, establish a dual identification system that separates "Identity (DID) and Asset (CID)" to achieve unique digital mapping and full lifecycle ownership certification of participating entities and physical assets.

Data sovereignty rules

(Classification and Cross border Transmission)

Establish a L1-L4 four level classification matrix based on data sensitivity, implement differentiated encryption, storage, and cross-border transmission authorization mechanisms, ensure "usable but invisible", and achieve sovereign digital governance.

Asset circulation rules

(DID Classification of Power Levels and Circulation Constraints)

Set differentiated circulation ratios and change control mechanisms based on DID types (finance, technology, management, technology, etc.), prohibit non-standard over-the-counter transactions, and ensure that asset circulation is regulated and auditable.

Intelligent accounting rules

(Contribution based automated value allocation)

By relying on smart contracts and central bank digital currencies and other payment infrastructure, transactions can be settled and distributed immediately. The distribution process automatically completes tax withholding in accordance with the law and distributes the profits to all parties in real time according to the DID certificate ratio.