Consent-Based Advertising and Verified Engagement

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Advertiser Portal and campaign contracts. Advertisers complete corporate verification (KYB), wallet connection, and review of campaign objectives, targeting criteria, budget, participation conditions, reward rates, duration and restricted industries. Approved campaigns are activated after external SATI tokens are deposited into Public Escrow. Direct sales of SATI tokens for fiat currency or by credit card will not be offered until licensing and partner structures are finalized in each jurisdiction.

Privacy-preserving cohort search. What advertisers search is not a list of individuals, but the available size of cohorts that meet eligibility criteria. Exact dates of birth, detailed addresses, counseling content and raw free-form conversations are never exposed to ad search.

Results below the minimum cohort threshold are not returned.
Excessive query combinations and repeated queries are restricted to mitigate re-identification attacks.
Per-user results, wallet addresses and raw data exports are not permitted.
Sensitive and mental care data are excluded from ad credential generation.
Campaign impressions and follow-up actions are verified only to the minimum extent permitted by policy.

Verifiable Human Engagement. Rewarded traffic is a target for bots, multiple accounts, ad farms and low-quality engagement. SATI does not assume that creating an account proves a person is human. Instead, it uses layered verification that combines app tenure, device and session integrity, behavioral consistency, credential status, per-campaign duplication limits, risk scores and, where necessary, KYC.

Engagement verification results are provided to advertisers as proofs that the conditions required by the campaign contract were met, together with aggregate reports — not as raw behavioral logs. The metrics available to advertisers are reach, verified impressions, verified engagement, conversion events and volume excluded for fraud.