Applications
Use Cases
The MintPass protocol applies wherever entitlements need to be issued, validated, executed, and tracked — independent of platform or payment processor. The domain changes. The protocol model does not.
Feature access and usage quotas as entitlements
Define tier access, feature flags, and usage limits as structured entitlement objects. Portable across billing providers. State is consistent regardless of which processor processed the payment.
Issued value with auditable redemption history
Stored value as entitlements with explicit capacity, redemption constraints, and expiry. Every redemption is a ledger event. Balance history is always reconstructable.
Points and credits as first-class protocol objects
Reward units issued as entitlements with controlled redemption paths, authority constraints, and auditable balance tracking. No custom accounting tables required.
Access rights with enforced capacity and transfer rules
Tickets as access entitlements with capacity enforcement, transfer constraints, and lifecycle state — structured as protocol objects, not raw database rows.
Time-bounded access with portable state
Membership entitlements with lifecycle enforcement, renewal logic, and portable state. Change billing providers without migrating access state.
Compose multiple rights into a single container
Bundle access rights, usage quotas, and redemption units under a single container with a shared authority. A single API call reveals the full entitlement picture for any actor.