The Story of a Secure Bank Call
Step 1: The Handshake (FIR/A)
When the bank first joined the JIS network, a FIR/A (First Initiation Revoke/Accept) was exchanged. This is the digital handshake—a verifiable agreement that initiates a trusted relationship.
Step 2: The Intent (TIBET)
The bank doesn't just "call." It issues a TIBET (Time-based Intent Token), a secure "work order" with a clear purpose: {"intent": "fraud_alert", "reason": "suspicious_transaction"}
Step 3: The Context Check (Humotica & F2F4I)
Your personal Brein (JIS engine) receives the TIBET. The Humotica layer analyzes context: 3 AM, 5th attempt. Highly irregular. F2F4I semantic firewall flags this anomaly.
Step 4: The Dialogue (NIR)
Instead of blind failure, NIR (Notify, Identify, Rectify) starts a dialogue. Your phone asks: "A call from your VERIFIED Bank was flagged as unusual. Confirm?" You verify with fingerprint.
Step 5: The Unbreakable Record (Continuity Chain)
The call connects. Every step—intent, flag, confirmation—becomes a permanent, cryptographic link in the Continuity Chain. Tamper-proof audit trail via HMAC, 99.9% less energy than blockchain.