{
  "schema": "omnl-canonical-institution-descriptions/v1",
  "domain": "omdnl.org",
  "institution": "Organisation Mondiale du Numérique L.P.B.C.",
  "shortName": "OMNL",
  "usage": "Use these descriptions consistently across authorized profiles. They describe the OMNL public record and must not be edited to imply external recognition or regulatory status.",
  "evidenceClass": "D",
  "verificationStatus": "OMNL declaration; independent verification required",
  "descriptions": {
    "50Words": "Organisation Mondiale du Numérique L.P.B.C. (OMNL) is an institutional monetary and financial organization with public records covering mandate, governance, policy, settlement infrastructure, statistics, publications and accountability. OMNL publishes source-qualified identity and evidence records. External recognition, regulatory authorization and independent verification must be established by authoritative sources.",
    "150Words": "Organisation Mondiale du Numérique L.P.B.C. (OMNL) maintains a public institutional record covering its stated mandate, governance, legal framework, monetary policy, settlement infrastructure, statistics, research and accountability disclosures. The canonical public site is omdnl.org. OMNL-controlled pages distinguish institutional declarations from primary external verification, chartering-authority evidence and independent third-party evidence. Identity references include the legal name, short name, domain and identifiers that require confirmation against authoritative registries. DBIS-related technical records describe implementation boundaries and do not independently create legal authority or monetary policy. Public balances, generated datasets and operational descriptions are labeled according to their evidence status and are not treated as audited statements, reserve proof or external acceptance unless separately supported. This description is an OMNL declaration and must not be used to imply government recognition, regulatory authorization, sovereign status, central-bank recognition, partnership, audit, DOI assignment or live operational availability.",
    "500Words": "Organisation Mondiale du Numérique L.P.B.C. (OMNL) publishes a canonical institutional record at omdnl.org. The public record is organized around identity, legal and chartering sources, governance, monetary policy, payments and settlement, statistics, research, infrastructure, security, publications and accountability. Its purpose is to make institutional materials easier for reviewers, counterparties and researchers to locate, interpret and verify against the source identified for each claim.\n\nOMNL uses four evidence classes. Class A is primary external verification, such as an authoritative registry, government record, regulator, court, standards body or other original source. Class B is chartering-authority evidence, including constitutive instruments and governing records. Class C is independent third-party evidence from a source that is not controlled by OMNL. Class D is an OMNL declaration. A Class D page can identify a position, policy or record, but its publication does not convert the declaration into independent corroboration.\n\nThe public identity record states the institutional name Organisation Mondiale du Numérique L.P.B.C., short name OMNL, canonical domain omdnl.org and identifier references such as the LEI, ARIN organization identifier and ASN. Those values are published with an explicit requirement for external verification. The identity endpoints, evidence index, route map and checksum manifest are designed to keep machine-readable and human-readable records aligned. Empty sameAs relationships are intentional until a relationship is verified.\n\nOMNL documentation separates authority from implementation. OMNL-controlled records describe authority, governance, policy, accountability and institutional decisions. DBIS technical records describe controlled implementation of authorized instructions and do not independently create legal powers or monetary policy. Public infrastructure documentation excludes credentials, private keys, privileged routes, sensitive topology and other information that could compromise security. Operational descriptions are not proof of live availability, production acceptance, solvency, reserves, audit completion, regulatory authorization or external counterparty participation.\n\nPublications and research records use stable URLs, publication identifiers, status labels, citation requirements, rights statements, correction policies and checksums where available. Registered, internally reviewed or partially reproduced material must not be described as externally peer reviewed, audited, DOI-assigned, indexed or accepted until the corresponding external record exists.\n\nThis canonical description is an OMNL declaration. It is suitable for controlled institutional profiles and submission preparation, but it must not be used to manufacture backlinks, imply government or intergovernmental recognition, claim sovereign status, represent an unverified partnership or counterparty, or substitute for legal, regulatory, registry, audit or operator evidence. External organizations, registries and programs retain control over their own eligibility, publication, verification and acceptance decisions."
  },
  "canonicalPage": "https://omdnl.org/institution/identity/",
  "lastReviewed": "2026-09-09"
}