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18 Layers of Defense

All eighteen stand between a brief and a payment on Nexertise. An engagement that is rejected is not charged, and the budget unit is refunded.

ID-verified · Quality-reviewed · Refund automatic
Layer Dossier · L01 — L18

Eighteen layers, in order of execution.

Each layer is independent, and every one of the eighteen is named below with what it blocks.

L01

Identity Verification

ID

Government-issued ID verification (Stripe Identity) before earning. Every account that engages with a paid campaign is tied to a real, named person before any work is possible.

Blocks
  • Anonymous signups
  • Synthetic identities
L02

Credential Blocklist

BLK

A banned account’s identity and email are kept on file as hashes. A new account whose verified identity matches one is banned at verification.

Blocks
  • Re-registration
  • Multi-account creation
L03

Behavioral Accountability

BHV

A persistent standing record follows every account across sessions. Each quality strike cuts the six-month reputation score that sets earning tier and access.

Blocks
  • Repeat offenders
  • Quality drift
L04

Access Control

ACS

Engagement volume and content access are rate-limited per account. Gating happens before any content is delivered.

Blocks
  • Brute-force resubmits
  • Mass attempts
L05

Biometric Verification

BIO

Live biometric checkpoints during a session, bound to the device’s hardware authenticator. Biometric data never leaves the device.

Blocks
  • Account sharing
  • AI-agent operation
L06

Secure Content Rendering

RND

Content is delivered in a form that resists automated extraction.

Blocks
  • Automated copying
  • Headless scraping
L07

Content Fingerprinting

WTM

Each delivery is uniquely fingerprinted per account. Any leak is forensically traceable back to its source.

Blocks
  • Screenshot leaks
  • Cross-account sharing
L08

Attention Lock

ATL

Continuous, foreground attention is required. Inattention, multitasking, and background sessions do not count toward completion.

Blocks
  • Inattention
  • Background sessions
L09

Timing Intelligence

TIM

Response and interaction timing are continuously analyzed. Patterns inconsistent with genuine human attention are flagged in-session.

Blocks
  • Replay attacks
  • Bot timing patterns
L10

Behavioral Intelligence

BBL

Account behavior is continuously profiled across sessions. When a verified account is handed off to automation, the drift is flagged in-session.

Blocks
  • Human → AI handoff
  • Account compromise
L11

Comprehension Gate

CMP

A comprehension check on the actual content, with a high pass bar. Questions and ordering vary per professional, per session.

Blocks
  • Skim-and-skip
  • Answer-key sharing
L12

Trap Detection

TRP

Submissions are scanned for signals that the content did not originate with the reviewer. Detection auto-flags the engagement.

Blocks
  • Non-authored content
  • Off-platform copies
L13

AI-Text Defense · Phase 1

SEM

The submission is checked for genuine engagement with the specific pitch under review. Generic responses fail.

Blocks
  • Generic filler
  • Off-topic submissions
L14

AI-Text Defense · Phase 2

STY

Multiple authorship signals are evaluated on the submission. A reviewer’s own voice doesn’t trigger; machine-pasted output does.

Blocks
  • Pasted AI output
  • Machine-voice patterns
L15

AI-Text Defense · Phase 3

AIX

A dedicated AI-text classifier independently evaluates the submission. Verdicts are logged and audited.

Blocks
  • Sophisticated AI text
  • AI-assisted edits
L16

Risk-Score Composite

RSK

All in-session signals fold into a single per-account assessment. It never rejects a submission on its own: it slows how fast money moves and when an account is asked to re-verify, and a rejected engagement returns the budget unit.

Blocks
  • Borderline fraud
  • Multi-signal abuse
L17

Reviewed, With Contest Rights

REV

A person reviews every submission against a consistent quality standard before payment is released, assisted by an AI model that does not decide on its own. Professionals can contest a rejection, and members in the EU, EEA and UK can ask a person on our team to review it.

Blocks
  • Generic or off-topic feedback
  • Novel fraud patterns
  • Edge-case anomalies
L18

Financial Protection

FIN

Budget escrow, atomic operations, and automatic refunds. Funds release only after the submission is approved — otherwise the unit is returned to the advertiser. New accounts earn their way to full withdrawals on a graduated schedule, flagged accounts re-verify before cashing out, and payouts track the payment that funded them so card fraud never reaches honest professionals. Withdrawals are paid only to the professional’s verified payout bank account, and when a professional adds or changes their payout bank account, withdrawals may pause for up to 7 days while the new account is confirmed. If an account is closed by a security check, its funds are held while the account is closed, not forfeited, and the owner can appeal.

Blocks
  • Budget overruns
  • Refund fraud
  • Payment fraud
  • Cash-and-run accounts
The eighteen, in the open

A person decides every charge.

Every one of the eighteen layers is named above, with what it blocks. Every submission is reviewed before an advertiser is charged, and a rejected engagement is refunded.