Karmic Credits

Karmic Credits Trading is a social trading system designed to protect humanity and create real-world equality through a simple accounting App to end poverty and debt-based trading.
Each account begins with 25,000 credits. No fees or charges are taken, and each account has a Karma button of 50,000 credits for emergencies, and a Top-up button where you can buy credits and receive 2 credits for $1, and each account is limited to 6-digits.

Protection.
Designed as one of three automated systems of the Manaian Way’s New Earth, Karmic Credits, Guardianship Housing, and Shared Energy deliver a leaderless reality offering generational freedom, safety and security, stability, and real-world equality for everyone everywhere, enabling a global 30 credit per hour wage for every man, woman and child to be achieved.

Goal.
Top-ups are voluntary, and the money collected will be used to build the Shared Energy system of exchangeable batteries to power both houses and vehicles in our quest to end the cost of living through our free basic needs goal which covers housing, electricity, telecommunications, transport, and a basic amount of food and water.

Simple Phone to Phone Trades.
Karmic Credits are designed to be used as an equivalent to a dollar.
Each registered phone number is given an account number, and to trade, simply insert the account number of the person you wish to trade with, check the number and hit Transfer.
There is no refund if you type in the wrong number.

The Karma Button.
In case of fire, flood or war, the Karma button is like immediate insurance to help with a clean-up and get our lives back on track as fast as possible.
This is up to the individual who has 5 clicks of Karma to be used when and where he or she so chooses.

Top-Up facility.
In a world of give and take, Karmic Credits is designed to benefit both the giver and receiver and promote and build the Manaian Way New Earth systems powered by the people.

Security.
For security purposes, each phone account history is limited to the last three transactions only, and the history recorded is limited to a number only, using no names or dates.