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Record card for tarka-labs.public.entity.id showing the four facts: three verified members, a 40/35/25 ownership split signed by each holder, the constitution rules, and the operating and reserve treasuries.

A company is four facts: who is in it, who owns what, who decides, where the money sits.

Most early companies keep those facts in a group chat and a folder of PDFs. Entity.ID records them once, in minutes, on a record anyone can check. The rest of this page is those four facts, one at a time.

Who is in it.

Add your co-founders and verify their identity with an ID check. Each member holds a role on the record, and every row is signed by the person it names. Software can join too: an agent is listed with its owner on record and no vote.

Members and roles ledger for Tarka Labs: three verified founders with roles and join dates, plus the disclosed agent courier-7 with its owner on record.

Who owns what.

Record the split once. Every percentage is signed by the person who holds it, and the table has to add up to 100% before you can continue. No spreadsheet to reconcile, no stale copy in a data room.

Cap table donut for Tarka Labs totalling 100%, with each holder's percentage and the time they signed it.

Who decides.

Choose a constitution model at formation. Proposals, votes and amendments follow the rules you chose, and every decision is written to the record with the votes that carried it and the time they were cast.

Vote record for proposal P-004, open a reserve treasury: the rule applied, the three votes with timestamps, and the carried outcome written to the record.

Where the money sits.

Operating, reserve and grants treasuries with named signers. Invoices, payroll and rounds post to the company, not to a founder. Spending above a threshold needs a second approval. The history belongs to the entity.

Treasury flow: invoices and a SAFE post into the entity's operating treasury, then out to payroll, reserve and grants treasuries under a two-signer rule.
When you need to

Incorporate when a customer, investor or bank asks

Two incorporation options side by side, a Delaware corporation and a Wyoming company, both carrying the same Entity.ID record.
Mapping of a Super Entity record to its incorporated company: members to directors, cap table to stock ledger, constitution to bylaws, treasury history to company accounts.
Timeline from week 0 to week 34: formed, first invoice paid, reserve opened, SAFE wired, then incorporated in Delaware, with standing verified the whole way.
When you need to

Incorporate when a customer, investor or bank asks

Two incorporation options side by side, a Delaware corporation and a Wyoming company, both carrying the same Entity.ID record.
Mapping of a Super Entity record to its incorporated company: members to directors, cap table to stock ledger, constitution to bylaws, treasury history to company accounts.
Timeline from week 0 to week 34: formed, first invoice paid, reserve opened, SAFE wired, then incorporated in Delaware, with standing verified the whole way.

Four facts. Recorded tonight.

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