Karmic Credits is a straightforward plus-and-minus accounting system designed to operate without interest, fees, charges, loans, or periodic payment facilities. Unlike cryptocurrencies, it is not subject to market instability or the influence of sentiment-driven repricing. The primary purpose of Karmic Credits is to empower individuals and communities to become less dependent on government support, strengthening both families and small businesses.
This trading system ends poverty and reduces cost of living pressures as well as allows farm and factory owners to charge what they need to stay profitable, and the best part is, that Karmic credits can afford to absorb this price correction. Society will begin to buy goods and services outright rather than paying things off, which helps to remove further cost of living pressures.
With the spread of credits to every part of the country, we bolster health and wellbeing, accelerate business and trade, and we prioritize small farms with profitable and fair relations.
As Karmic Credits become more widely adopted across the country, they help bolster health and wellbeing, accelerate business and trade, and prioritise small farms through profitable relationships that empower both towns and rural communities.
Local communities benefit from Karmic Credits by engaging in trade that supports community projects. The currency fosters trust and collaboration and actively breaks down barriers created by globalist expansion—such as the consolidation of small councils into larger ones, which can erode the economic viability of smaller towns.
Karmic Credits currently operates as a peer-to-peer trading system, using preloaded phone-numbered accounts holding 275,000 Kc. Legally, it does not qualify as a financial product, as it is neither fiat currency nor crypto, and it complies with regulations regarding anti-money laundering (AML) and counter-terrorism financing (CTF). Therefore, it is not required to hold an Australian Financial Services Licence (AFSL) or Australian Credit Licence (ACL) in its current form.
The system distinguishes between Needs-based and Debt-based currencies, enabling local communities to access funds for essential projects, repairs, and new business ventures that enhance the town’s viability. This split allows individuals to operate within manageable account limits, free from the restrictions typically imposed by conventional financial systems. Users can transact using either Karmic Credits or traditional currency, depending on convenience or strategic preference.
As financial institutions approach a period of reset, there is pressure for individuals to conform to new debt-based trading models. Karmic Credits, however, represents a people’s currency supporting the ideal of free basic needs, focusing on stability rather than profit. Unlike cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin—which has been criticised for operating like a Ponzi scheme—and central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) that can introduce surveillance and control, Karmic Credits offers an alternative that supports autonomy and innovation.
This system reimagines traditional monetary supply, providing a sustainable means for meeting life’s necessities outside of democratic dependency. By disconnecting from debt-based currencies, individuals gain freedom in commerce and trade, fostering innovation and collective responsibility.
Karmic Credits is an electronic trading account which operates between 1Kc and 1million Kc, and incorporates existing notes and coins from every country, and pegs itself to any denomination 1 for 1, in a sort of spiritual no fixed value while being fixed in the country for which it is being used.
Security works a little differently because accounts are free, and if you lose your phone, you just start again with a new number. Karmic credits are designed to work for the people, not for the authorities.
At present, Karmic Credits is not legal tender or a global reserve currency. It functions as a community currency—similar to the Brixton Pound or Bribie Island Dollar—but is distinguished by its electronic system, which allows for scalable expansion from local to global levels. Karmic Credits has been successfully tested in Australia, New Zealand, Europe, and Russia, with transaction times measured in seconds. However, performance with millions of transactions per hour remains untested.
Other countries, such as China, have introduced electronic versions of their currencies, but these remain debt-based. The global shift towards central bank digital currencies raises questions about future adoption. Karmic Credits offers the possibility to trade electronically alongside existing paper currencies, reducing reliance on corporate financial systems when travelling internationally.
Complementing the monetary system is the needs-based APG Australian Property Guardianship model, which addresses housing affordability. This system enables individuals to become property guardians, incurring costs through depreciation rather than rent. The Guardian Right is transferable, allowing guardians to manage property fixtures, while landholders receive fixed prices and call options to buy back the Guardian Right as needed.
This dual ownership structure employs a Terms Agreement to separate house from land, immediately reducing home costs. Depreciation is set at 10% per annum, calculated monthly, establishing a clear pricing mechanism for future exchanges. The model benefits landholders, guardians, society, and investors alike.
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