Parallax Founding Supporters · public accountability
Follow the money.
Don't just take our word for it. Follow the money.
The ledger is our public commitment to accountability. We plan to publish the flow of community support into the company and the expenditures that follow.
For clarity, we'll distinguish:
- Contributions received: Verified payments; separate gross contributions from refunds.
- Fees and adjustments: Processing fees, refunds, reversals, and reconciliation adjustments.
- Company expenditures: Dated and categorized outgoing funds, with amounts and understandable purposes.
- Founder-related payments: Compensation, documented reimbursements, and any documented loan repayments, accurately classified.
- Budget versus actual: How realized spending compares to the proposed funding allocation.
We will not publish private bank account details, payment credentials, personal contact information, or confidential customer material. We will explain redactions rather than make material amounts disappear.
Empty state: The campaign has not published any verified financial transactions yet. The ledger will populate with actual records after contributions begin. Check back for updates.
Awaiting verified records
No published transactions yet.
No campaign contributions or expenditures have been published yet. The public ledger will begin when the first contribution has been received, verified, and recorded. We won't display placeholder transactions or fictional progress.
Transactions may appear after processing and reconciliation. Public data may omit private or security-sensitive details without concealing the amount or general purpose of a payment.
Proposed budget versus actual spending
The proposed $25,000 allocation is a plan. Financial activity above contains published actual records only. Founder compensation, documented expense reimbursements, and any documented loan repayments are classified separately.
Amounts, dates, purposes, redactions, and corrections will be visible. The ledger does not publish personal contact details, account numbers, private invoices, or internal accounting references.