
An ex-ante governance architecture for Near Zero Contract Accidents
Exanteon provides a governance architecture designed to systematically reduce payment delays, defaults, and contract incidents — before failure occurs.
Payment behaviour and contract incidents have traditionally been addressed after the fact through legal enforcement, recovery, or fragmented audits.
A Near Zero objective cannot be achieved through policies or declarations alone. It requires ex-ante behavioural structuring, continuous measurement, and independent verification.
Without shared metrics, payment behaviour could not be governed as a system.
Governance stayed reactive rather than preventive, addressing failures after they occurred.
Without shared metrics, payment behaviour could not be governed as a system.
NZCA
Near Zero Contract Accidents (NZCA) defines a governance target condition: the measurable reduction of payment and contract incidents to a near-zero level across a portfolio of business relationships. NZCA is not a zero-risk promise. It is a verifiable trajectory, based on observable facts rather than declarations, and aligned with ESG governance expectations under the G pillar.
Based on observable facts rather than declarations
A verifiable trajectory aligned with ESG governance expectations
Comparable to Net Zero in environmental governance as a clear reference point
The foundation of ex-ante governance is built on two core principles that ensure contractual integrity and accountability.
Every interaction, transaction, and relationship begins with a clear, transparent contract. No ambiguity, no assumptions.
All commitments are documented and verified before execution. Evidence precedes action, not follows it.
Exanteon launches with three core standards and protocols that establish the foundation of ex-ante governance and behavioural observability. These frameworks define how entities structure commitments, make behaviour measurable, and enable continuous governance monitoring. Additional standards and protocols will follow as the ecosystem expands.
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