# v0.1.8 — the flow runs end to end on a simulated wallet, and two levels take a fifth on the order

The whole purchase runs end to end without a payment link existing: catalogue, order, paying, and the page that says what happens now. Paying is a demonstration wallet — a balance in the reader's own browser, charging nothing, labelled as simulated on every screen it appears on, beside the three real rails which still say no link has been issued. The two levels that are somebody's work take a fifth on the order and the rest on delivery: £100 of £500, £300 of £1,500, frozen in the gate exactly as a price is, and the split belongs to the offer rather than the rail so a card tapped at the stand takes the same deposit as a link on a phone. The post-sale page is new and is a different page from the delivery page: per line it carries the reference, what arrives and when, what the buyer does next, how a key reaches them — never the key — and what done means, which at the vault levels is a commit in their own history. Level three now says what the buyer actually does and carries the prompt they run; the add-on that cannot be bought has a page instead of a 404; and the two-word shortening a ruling forbids is gone from the pages that carried it.

- Released: 2026-09-15
- Built from commit: ``
- Reconstructed: no

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