dareskro

dareskro pays variable work the way a payroll clerk would, without anyone holding the money in between. An agent gathers the evidence (shift plans, badge logs, the collective agreement), deterministic code computes the amount, a named human validates the statement, and a contract on NEAR locks the net pay until the pay date and releases it to the employee: finish() has no parameter for another address, nobody can pay early, and a payroll escrow cannot be cancelled by anyone, the employer included. An oracle calls finish() after the date; failing that, anyone can.

Around the escrow, four records built during the hackathon, all measured on testnet with every transaction hash in near/README.md: a sealed payslip (a NEP-171 token the employee owns, encrypted for four readers — employee, social security, pension fund, tax office — and transferable by nobody); a shared deposit decided by two of three parties, paid in the same call as the deciding vote; a fee per act, zero unless one administrator sets it and capped by the code at 1 %; and a pool, an escrow funded by several payers, with the surplus returned and the shares refunded if the target is not reached by the deadline.

The contract account has no keys any more (one transaction deleted them on 3 November): the code cannot change, the balance cannot move except through the contract's own methods. 21 unit tests, 7 sandbox scenarios on a real node, 4 deployments with every record kept, a pay desk with a NEAR tab, filmed. dareskro was first built on the XRP Ledger (New York, October 2026): only the NEAR integration in near/ was built in the window, as disclosed in the README.