Clear answers for responsible participation

CTK is designed as a utility token for access, participation, payments, protocol services, and other functions within the Catholic Token™ ecosystem. It is not stock, equity, debt, or an ownership interest in a company or Catholic institution.

The current whitelist accepts Solana wallet addresses for the active $0.15-per-CTK stage. The prior $0.009 stage is complete.

The published protocol paper describes XDC as the canonical protocol architecture, while the current owner-directed whitelist and sale workflow uses Solana addresses. These are stated separately until updated technical documentation confirms the final deployment architecture.

The site asks your connected Solana wallet to sign a plain-text registration message. The server verifies that Ed25519 signature against the submitted address. This proves address control without submitting a token transaction.

It records your verified Solana wallet, timestamp, intended USD purchase amount, and contact details. It reserves a place in line and records purchase intent, not a guaranteed allocation. Final participation remains subject to sale terms, compliance checks, availability, and jurisdictional restrictions.

No on-chain transaction is required to sign the verification message, so the whitelist signature itself should not incur a Solana network fee. A future token purchase or network action may require fees.

The project should not be understood as an official token of the Vatican, Holy See, or Catholic Church unless a specific institution provides written authorization. References to Catholic communities, institutions, or leaders do not by themselves imply endorsement.

Future tokenized assets would use separate issuers, legal wrappers, diligence, custody, disclosures, and investor-eligibility controls. CTK is the ecosystem utility layer; holding CTK does not automatically grant ownership of an underlying property or product.

Catholic USD™ is described as a separate stable settlement lane for payments and treasury activity. It is distinct from CTK, which is designed as the ecosystem's utility and access token. Availability and reserve details require the relevant product documentation.

RoT is a proposed measurement: total distributed protocol revenue divided by circulating token supply. It is a reporting framework, not a dividend, guaranteed yield, valuation promise, or expectation of profit.

No staking interface is currently live on this website. The whitepaper describes a proposed validator model, but final node requirements, rewards, lockups, eligibility, and launch timing may change.