What is AFRIFLIX?
AFRIFLIX is a Web3 ecosystem for streaming, marketplace commerce, legal/IP services, smart cities, finance, IPO expansion, reserve currency infrastructure, satellite-ready settlement, public APIs, identity, compliance, and governance. SHOAM is the platform settlement token, while USDC is the stable bridge for reserves, swaps, and fiat rails.
How does Phase 1 work?
Phase 1 provides streaming, the SHOAM token layer, NFT minting, marketplace listings, and delivery escrow. Users can watch media, list products, mint NFTs, buy goods, use SHOAM payments, and route transportable products through the P2P delivery system.
How do Marketplace and Delivery fees work?
AFRIFLIX uses tiered fees instead of a flat 10%. Physical sellers pay 6%, 4.5%, 3%, or 2% depending on transaction size. Creator/digital items pay 4%, 3.5%, 2.5%, or 1.5%. Drivers pay 4%, 3%, or 2%. A tiny 0.1 SHOAM minimum fee supports escrow, payout, and dispute operations.
How does the P2P Delivery System work?
The buyer starts an order from a transportable Marketplace product, adds a delivery address and map link, then chooses store pickup or a driver. If a driver is selected, the system matches transporter ads by weight, distance, location, and price. Product and delivery payments are held in SHOAM escrow. The seller confirms handoff, the driver confirms pickup, the buyer releases seller payment, and the driver receives a V Code flow for final delivery verification before driver payment is released.
What is the V Code in delivery?
The V Code is a delivery verification code generated after the driver picks up the product. It stays locked while the package is in transit and becomes active near the endpoint. The buyer gives the active code to the driver, the driver enters it in the delivery chat box, and a match allows the buyer to release the driver payment.
Why are fees tiered instead of fixed?
A flat 10% fee is too high for many marketplace and driver transactions. Tiered fees are more Web3-friendly because small transactions still cover escrow operations, while larger sellers and drivers keep more of their revenue as order value increases.
How does Phase 2 work?
Phase 2 is the legal department. It includes IP registration, smart legal contracts, on-chain dispute resolution, a legal marketplace, legal rights purchasing, and KYC/AML compliance for creators, buyers, lawyers, studios, producers, and regulated partners.
How does Phase 3 work?
Phase 3 is the Smart City layer. It registers cities, mints land and building NFTs, manages property shares, records revenue pools, and coordinates City DAO activity for hotels, hospitals, schools, film districts, and city services.
How does Phase 4 work?
Phase 4 is the Pan-African Finance rail. It connects Afriflix Bank, mobile money, CBDC gateways, payroll, diaspora investment, taxes, SWITCH fiat rails, and AFRIFLIX Swap so local currency, USDC, and SHOAM can move through one payment architecture.
How does AFRIFLIX Swap work?
AFRIFLIX Swap converts USDC and SHOAM in both directions. USDC -> SHOAM powers onramp flows, while SHOAM -> USDC powers offramp flows. It uses the deployed SHOAM swap smart contract, Freighter wallet signing, the USDC asset contract, and the SHOAM token contract.
How does Phase 5 work?
Phase 5 is the IPO, global expansion, and AI automation layer. It includes AFRIX stock records, USDC investor reserves, global city expansion, AI film studio tools, AI city management, AI financial intelligence, and shareholder/DAO governance.
How does Phase 6 work?
Phase 6 is the Global Reserve Network. It treats SHOAM as an asset-backed reserve currency through SHOAM Reserve, Afriflix Central Bank, Trade Clearing, Global Payment Rail, Sovereign Wealth Vault, and AI Monetary Authority services.
How does Phase 7 work?
Phase 7 is the Interplanetary and Space infrastructure layer. It supports satellite payment/data rails, space asset tokenization, off-earth data and AI records, delayed settlement, and Science DAO funding connected to SHOAM, USDC, and Phase 6 reserve rails.
How does Phase 8 work?
Phase 8 is the Public Infrastructure layer. It provides AFRIFLIX Protocol standards, Public APIs, Compliance Engine, AFRIFLIX Digital Identity, Interoperability Layer, and Global Governance so banks, governments, cities, startups, creators, and developers can build on the platform.
What is the difference between SHOAM and USDC?
SHOAM is the AFRIFLIX settlement and reserve token. USDC is the stable bridge used for investor reserves, fiat on/offramps, swaps, and external rails. USDC can enter the system and convert into SHOAM, while SHOAM can exit through USDC before fiat payout.
When is Freighter wallet required?
Freighter is required when a user must sign a Stellar or Soroban transaction, including SHOAM payments, AFRIFLIX Swap actions, smart contract calls, trustline setup, NFT activity, and services that need wallet confirmation.
Are all services real-time?
Services connected to deployed contract IDs, Freighter signing, Stellar/Soroban calls, or backend payout routes perform real transaction workflows. Other areas may show service architecture, compliance gating, or partner/API planning until the required integrations and authorizations are active.
What does the MiCA gate mean in Phase 4?
The MiCA gate means EU/EEA SWITCH rails can be shown for planning, but live onramp/offramp service should only be enabled when a MiCA-authorized CASP or verified regulated partner is configured. This prevents the platform from offering EU crypto-asset services before authorization is confirmed.
Terms
AFRIFLIX Terms of Service
AFRIFLIX provides Web3 streaming, marketplace, delivery, finance, identity, governance, and infrastructure tools. Users are responsible for using each service lawfully and for reviewing wallet transactions before signing.
Marketplace sellers are responsible for accurate product details, seller wallet addresses, Google Maps pickup links, product weight, inventory, and fulfillment readiness. Transporter ads must include accurate driver wallet, location, weight range, kilometer range, and price information.
Delivery escrow is released through confirmation steps between buyer, seller, and driver. Product payment may be released to the seller after handoff or pickup confirmation. Driver payment may be released after V Code verification and buyer release.
Platform fees are calculated by tier and may differ for physical sellers, creator/digital items, and drivers. Fees support escrow operations, payout processing, dispute handling, platform infrastructure, and Web3 service maintenance.
SHOAM, USDC, Freighter, Stellar, Soroban, SWITCH, and other integrations may involve network fees, wallet approvals, partner availability, regulatory checks, or third-party service limitations. Users should verify amounts, recipients, and network status before confirming transactions.
AFRIFLIX may restrict or gate services that require compliance approval, including KYC/AML, tax, securities, payments, data protection, MiCA, or other regulatory requirements. Some rails may remain architecture-only until authorization or partner readiness is confirmed.
AFRIFLIX may update service flows, fees, contract IDs, treasury wallets, supported countries, partner rails, and policies as the platform evolves. Continued use of the platform means accepting the current operating rules shown in the app.
Privacy
AFRIFLIX Privacy Policy
AFRIFLIX may process wallet addresses, transaction hashes, marketplace listings, order details, delivery addresses, map links, chat messages, NFT metadata, profile identifiers, and service activity needed to operate the platform.
Wallet transactions on Stellar/Soroban and related public blockchains may be publicly visible. AFRIFLIX cannot remove public ledger records created by wallet signatures, smart contract calls, or on-chain settlement activity.
Delivery data is used to coordinate the buyer, seller, and driver workflow, including pickup location, delivery endpoint, weight, distance, payment status, V Code verification, and order chat history.
Compliance and identity services may require additional data for KYC, AML, fraud prevention, tax, dispute resolution, legal rights, or regulated partner access. These checks may be required before some services become available.
AFRIFLIX uses local app storage and API records to keep marketplace state, wallet references, delivery orders, payments, NFTs, and dashboard activity available to the user. Users should protect their device and wallet access.
AFRIFLIX does not ask users to share seed phrases or private keys. Users should only approve transactions they understand inside their wallet and should reject unexpected wallet prompts.
AFRIFLIX may share necessary operational data with payment, delivery, compliance, infrastructure, or regulated partners when needed to complete a service, prevent abuse, or satisfy legal requirements.