Frequently asked questions.

Human International is a global ecosystem designed to make humanitarian action visible, verified, recognized, and rewarded. The ecosystem combines a humanitarian platform with a digital asset (HNI) and an integration with True Wallet.

Millions of people help others every day. Most of those actions are invisible. Human International exists to document them, verify them, and build a community around them — without losing their human dignity.

You can participate in many ways: as an individual contributor documenting real actions, as a creator amplifying humanitarian stories, as an organization running a campaign, as an ambassador recruiting local communities, or as a developer building on the platform.

Any real action that meaningfully improves the life of another person or community: delivering food, supporting families, helping elders, supporting children, education, reconstruction after disasters, environmental projects with human impact, and many others. Quality and authenticity matter more than scale.

Submissions are reviewed against evidence (photos, video, receipts, testimony, contextual information, partner confirmations) using a multi-step process that includes automated checks and human review. The verification system is designed to resist fraud while protecting beneficiary privacy.

Verified actions generate recognition, reputation, and — where the economic model enables it — HNI token rewards. Rewards come from impact, not from holding. Specific reward levels are defined in the tokenomics model.

Staking lets HNI holders participate in ecosystem stability and governance, and access staking rewards. Staking is a mechanism of participation — it is not a guaranteed return. Conditions, periods and emission rates are defined by the validated economic model.

True Wallet is a user-controlled wallet and identity layer designed to integrate with the Human International ecosystem. The specific technical integration is on the public roadmap and depends on publicly available True Wallet documentation.

The dedicated humanitarian social network is scheduled for Phase 10 of the public roadmap, between months 16 and 20. Until then, the website, community channels, and the verification platform are the main touchpoints.

The ecosystem is funded through a private round of initial participants (with KYC), token allocation for development and operations, treasury reserves, and staking emissions. All allocations are public and subject to vesting.

The main risks include smart contract risk, market volatility, regulatory risk, ecosystem adoption risk, and operational risk. The full risk disclosure is in the whitepaper and on the legal pages.