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WAHH (Blockchain Multi-Rails for Modern Finance)
WAHH is a blockchain multi-rails platform on Solana that unifies token operations, staking, vesting, referral systems, governance hooks, ESG commitments, and AI-native risk automation so treasuries, fintechs, and sovereign funds can deploy programmable capital under governed conditions.
Role in the QIST Stack
Within QIST, WAHH represents the financial rails layer in the post-quantum trust stack:
- provides a programmable capital infrastructure model anchored in compliance, telemetry, and PQC migration planning
- serves as a research platform for AI-driven financial risk engines, token lifecycle governance, and ESG-linked treasury operations
Core Capabilities
- TokenOps primitives: multi-stage sale orchestration, staking, vesting, referral trees, governance wiring, ESG earmarking
- AI risk automation: unified event schema, real-time risk scoring, anomaly detection, and LLM-powered operations copilots that generate regulator-ready narratives
- compliance & PQC roadmap: policy-as-code mapped to SOC 2, PCI DSS, ISO 27001, GDPR/CCPA, AML/CTF, with PQC migration tracks for long-lived secrets and data
- deployment models: managed SaaS, dedicated tenants, and sovereign/air-gapped bundles for regulated environments
Research Focus
- architectures for programmable, regulator-aligned token and treasury infrastructure
- AI-native risk and anomaly detection for financial flows
- ESG telemetry pipelines and attestation models tied to programmable capital
Institutional Role & Independence
Commercial deployments of WAHH are operated by independent entities (such as CUILabs). QIST engages with WAHH as a research reference architecture — not as a commercial service provider or token issuer.