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Serverless EditionGate 0 — Constitutional LayerCDS · DOI 10.5281/zenodo.21153394 ↗

Compliance as
a Service.

In one sentence: Serverless Edition is the same compliance engine as a ready-made API — no servers to run yourself, no data centre, just connect and go.
✓ THIS IS FOR YOU IF...
  • You're a fintech or startup that needs to go live fast, without running your own servers
  • You need an API you can integrate in days — not months
  • You still need 'zero external dependencies' and air-gap capability
× NOT FOR YOU IF...
  • You're regulatorily required to host the full instance physically in your own environment → look at Core instead
  • You can't or don't want to integrate an API-first architecture into your system
immo.quick Serverless Edition — Officially Sealed
API_REQUEST.json
POST /compliance-pipeline
{
  "party": "Mustermann GmbH"
  "amount": 2500000
  "currency": "EUR"
  "type": "RealEstate"
  "jurisdictions": ["DE","CH"]
}
→ Response: 447ms
  verdict: "PASS"
  warranty_token: "WT-2026-..."
  risk_score: 12
130+
<500ms
0

OWiG-Reform und EU RL 2024/1203 — derzeit Gesetzesentwurf, technisch bereits heute umsetzbar als T=0 Execution Lock
OWiG-Reform Pipeline — Normen, Input, T=0-Prüfung, Execution Lock, Verdict
Left: overview and status. Right: the technical flow of the T=0 execution lock.

⚠ BILL — NOT YET IN FORCE
§30(2a) OWiG (new) is part of the government bill BT-Drs. 21/6133 implementing EU Directive 2024/1203 (cabinet approval 29 April 2026, first Bundestag reading 11 June 2026, currently with the committees, the Bundesrat's 12 June 2026 statement in BT-Drs. 21/6668 not yet finally addressed). No entry-into-force date is confirmed, and the wording may still change during the further legislative process. The SLE attestation described here prepares companies for the foreseeable legal position, it does not replace current legal advice and does not establish an already-existing legal entitlement.
⚠ WITHOUT SLE ATTESTATION
Corporate fine up to €40M under §30 OWiG — full amount, no proof of effective prevention
Compliance manual documents intent — not the moment of actual prevention
EU Directive 2024/1203: once an environmental offence is physically executed, fine reduction is barely enforceable after the fact
✓ WITH SLE ATTESTATION
compliance_attestation.sle_eligible = true — cryptographically sealed before physical batch release
proof_standard = DETERMINISTIC_T0_EXECUTION_LOCK — prevention at T=0, not asserted retroactively
legal_benefit field in the audit trail: fine reduction or case dismissal, documented per incident
EU Directive 2024/1203 as an algorithm-bound norm — rule-version-hash-bound in the algoSig
gateHeavyIndustry carries SUB-GATE 5 as the direct hit, but EU Directive 2024/1203 and §30(2a) OWiG (new) are additionally anchored as an algorithm-bound normative reference in gateAgriFood, gateEsgSocial and gateProcurement, rule-version-hash-bound in the algoSig and in the applied_norms field of every audit trail. Four new verdicts are live: BLOCK_H5_ENVIRONMENTAL_CRIME_PERMIT_INVALID, _PERMIT_EXPIRED, _NO_PRENOTIFICATION, _ECOSYSTEM_PERMIT_MISSING.

⚖️
A deterministic infrastructure layer that answers a single binary question before any transaction: does a known, legally binding norm collision exist for this combination of jurisdictions and transaction type — one where simultaneous compliance with both norms is logically impossible?

Not a constitutional court. Not legal advice. Not an AI assessment. A deterministic register match. Same input → same output. Always. No grey zone. No discretion.

Institutions that exclusively require secondary law checks use the standard pipeline (Gates 1–7) — complete, with Warranty Token, without Gate 0. Gate 0 is activated at tenant level for transactions with a genuine constitutional dimension.

→ See Gate 0 in detail
HARD_BLOCK
FUNDAMENTAL_RIGHTS_HOLD
CLEAR
G0
25 coded norm pairs, 53 jurisdictions — exclusively based on binding ECJ, BVerfG and ECHR rulings. No legal opinions. Only court-confirmed collision patterns, encoded as binary logic.

UN (UDHR, ICCPR) → EU (Charter Art. 1,7,8,11,16,17,20,21,47) → CoE (ECHR Art. 3,6,8,10,P1-1) → National (Basic Law Art. 1,2,10,12,13,14 · CH BV Art. 7,13,26 · HRA Art. 6,8 · US 4th/5th/14th Amendment · JP Art. 13,35 · AE Art. 26,31 · BR Art. 5X)

When a new ruling establishes a new norm collision, all historical tokens are rechecked against the new collision. Affected tokens receive RETROACTIVELY_BLOCKED — with bi-temporal proof: when the law applies (Valid-Time) vs. when the system recorded it (Transaction-Time). The original CLEAR remains in the ledger.
G1–7
Secondary law — norms enacted by parliaments and regulatory bodies that can be amended, supplemented and interpreted differently by different courts: DORA, NIS2, GDPR, AMLA, MiFID II, KWG, GwG.

Gate 0 sits one level above. Primary law (EU Charter, ECHR, national constitutional law) cannot be overridden by secondary law — it is the other way around. When secondary law conflicts with primary law, the secondary law must yield.
WT
Every execution — with or without Gate 0 — ends in a Warranty Token. A cryptographic causality proof, mathematically verifiable by any court, any supervisory authority, any audit committee. Without system access. Without us.

SHA-256(rule_version | input_snapshot | verdict | ntp_consensus) == causal_proof

The artifact survives system shutdown, insolvency and political intervention — because anyone who knows the public verification algorithm can independently verify it.
Full Collision Register →

G0
CONSTITUTIONAL
<200ms
G1
EU FINANCE
20-50ms
G2
EU DATA/AI
50-100ms
G3
AML
100-160ms
G4
SANCTIONS
160-220ms
G5
DE/CH LAWS
220-280ms
G6
TECH STD.
280-340ms
G7
CONFLICT
340-400ms
<500ms
PASS

01
🏦
GLEIF-Validierung Sanctions-Screening AML/PEP-Prüfung
Basel III · DORA · MiFID II · AMLD6
02
🛡️
Solvency-II Capital Monitor ORSA Stress Test PRIIPS KID Generator
Solvency II · IDD · IFRS 17
03
🏰
Export-Kontrolle FDI-Screening Sanktionen & Embargos
EU Dual-Use 2021/821 · ITAR · EAR
04
🏛️
GG-Deterministic-Engine EU-GRCh-Analyse CDS-Receipt
GG Art. 1–19 · EU-Grundrechtecharta
05
CSRD-Reporting EU-Taxonomie-Prüfung NIS2-Compliance
EnWG · EU ETS · NIS2 · DORA
06
🏢
Beneficial-Ownership-Check Transparenzregister Source-of-Funds
GwG · AMLD6 · Notaranforderungen
07
🤝
MaDD-Pipeline FDI-Screening Kartellrecht-Check
FDI-Mechanismus · Sanktionsrecht
08
☁️
Cloud-Act-Analyse GAIA-X Self-Description EU-AI-Act-Readiness
DORA · NIS2 · ISO 27017 · SOC2
09
gateSport — VAR, 24 Gates gateMotorsport gateAntiDoping · gateTransfer
FIFA Laws of the Game · FFAR · WADA Code · PSR/FFP
10
💎
Source-of-Funds-Verification Enhanced-Due-Diligence Beneficial-Ownership
FATCA/CRS · AMLD6
11
✈️
Just Culture TCO-Autorisierung Airworthiness Records
EU 376/2014 · TCO-Verordnung 452/2014 · EASA Part-ML
12
📱
VLOP-Schwelle Minderjährigen-Werbeverbot COPPA
DSA 2022/2065 · 15 U.S.C. §6501
13
🎵
Split-Sheet Multi-Sig KI-Transparenz Art. 50 Sample/Sync-Clearance
AI Act Art. 50 · DSM 2019/790 Art. 3 · 17 U.S.C.
14
🧪
Consent-Dokumentation Protokoll-Adhärenz AE-Never-Block
ICH E6(R3) · EU-CTR · 21 CFR Part 11
15
🚛
Gefahrgut (ADR) CSDDD/LkSG CBAM
ADR 1.1.3.6 · LkSG §2 · CBAM 2023/956
16
🧵
ILO-Kernkonventionen BSCI-Audit-Stufe Mindestlohn
ESRS S2 · Delegierte VO (EU) 2023/2772
17
🌍
CSRD/ESRS E+S+G Emissionsfaktoren-Anker Audit-Provenienz
CSRD 2022/2464 · ESRS 2023/2772
18
🏭
Maschinenrichtlinie DGUV Vorschrift 68 IEC 62443-3-3
RL 2006/42/EG · REACH Art. 31 · TRGS 510
19
🚆
TSI/RINF RID/GGVSEB ETCS-CCS TSI
RL 2016/797 · RL 2016/798
20
🏗️
CBAM IED/BAT-AEL Seveso III
VO (EU) 2023/956 · RL 2012/18/EU
21
RED III 24/7-Matching BSI-SMGW EU-ETS
TR-03109 · RL 2023/959
22
🌾
Agri-Food
EUDR EFSA-Rückstandsgrenzwerte HACCP/TRACES
VO (EU) 2023/1115 · VO (EU) 2025/2650
23
🏦
Banking Compliance
OFAC/EU/UN-Sanktionen 6AMLD/GwG DORA Art. 9
EU 2018/1673 · EU 2022/2554
24
🏛️
Government Acts
GG Art. 1-19 VwVfG §28/37/39 DSGVO Art. 5/6
Grundgesetz · VwVfG
25
🏢
Real Estate Transactions
Transparenzregister Notar-Escrow EU-Taxonomie
EU RL 2015/849 · VO (EU) 2020/852
26
💶
Digital Euro (CBDC)
Ledger Pre-Check Sanctions Snapshot AML Realtime
ECB CBDC Framework 2026 · 6AMLD · OFAC/EU/UN
27
📈
High-Frequency Trading
Algorithm Bias MiFID II MAR Venue Authorization
MiFID II · MAR Art. 12 · RTS 6 2017/589/EU
28
🌐
Syndicated Loans
Cross-Sector Parallel Jurisdiction Conflict Syndication Attestation
GwG § 4 · RL 2015/849 · OFAC/EU/UN
29
📋
Public Procurement
ESG Compliance Tariftreue Bidder Integrity
EU-Vergaberichtlinie 2014/24/EU · TVG § 4 · AEntG
30
🧾
VAT Execution at POS
USt-Berechnung § 12 Vorsteuerabzug § 15 Ledger-Unwiderruflichkeit
UStG § 12 · § 15 · § 13a/b
31
🪪
eIDAS Administrative Acts
eID-Assertion LoA Verwaltungsakt-Merge Behörden-Gültigkeit
eIDAS VO 910/2014 · VwVfG

🔒
Zero-Trust Architecture
⏱️
Just-in-Time Access
🔑
Shamir Secret Sharing 3-of-5
🕊️
Warrant Canary
✈️
⚛️

01
Regulatory Twin™
02
🔮
Conflict Prediction Engine™
03
📋
Sovereign Audit Passport™
04
🧬
Compliance DNA Fingerprint™
05
⚖️
Jurisdiction Conflict Resolver™
06
🔗
Bi-Temporal Proof Chain™
07
💳
Compliance Credit Score™
08
🧪
Live Regulatory Sandbox™

~€8B
~€12B
€0

100% deterministisch HMAC-SHA256 · bi-temporal Kein externer API-Call €250 · HCC-1
FIRST MOVER ADVANTAGE
The chain advantage.

Every execution is WORM-committed and Merkle-chained. The chain has been running since June 2026. No new market entrant can replicate this history. It exists once. Here.

The determinism advantage.

LLM competitors can never be deterministic. That is not a weakness of their implementation. It is a fundamental property of language models. We have combined both worlds. They cannot undo that.

The network effect.

Every Reliance Decision Record that an institution builds on an immo.quick artifact creates a documented dependency graph. That graph grows. It creates switching costs no competitor can break.

⚠ WITHOUT IMMO.QUICK CORE
DORA Art. 5: Personal liability for ICT risks — no proof of due care possible
SOX §302: CEO/CFO personally liable for false certifications — up to 20 years
6th AML Directive: Personal criminal liability for AML failures massively expanded
Delegation gaps: if a subordinate fails, the manager is personally liable
✓ WITH IMMO.QUICK CORE
Liability Distance Score: individually calculated and WORM-sealed for CEO, CFO, CCO
Seamless delegation chain: every level cryptographically documented — no liability gaps
GLD Score: maker-checker independence mathematically proven — no groupthink risk
-32% D&O insurance premium: insurers accept Liability Distance Score as risk reduction

f(x) = Law. Notation is not infrastructure.

f(x) = Law

EXECUTION MODEL
f(x) = Law
compliancePipeline(x)
warrantyToken(x)
wormCommit(x)
"PASS" | "WARN" | "BLOCK"

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