A mutual time-accountability protocol where both parties stake a small deposit, appointment events are timestamped, claims are verified, and settlement follows the evidence.
Service is $100. Customer and provider each stake $5.
Timestamp creates an objective record of attendance.
Appointment window and grace period run automatically.
Both parties can submit claims and supporting evidence.
Verified exception, unsupported claim, or human review.
Stakes return or transfer according to the decision.
Appointment #FM-10482 · Dr. Sarah Mehta · General Consultation
Grace period exceeded. FairMinute records the event, but does not assign fault automatically.
Evidence is reviewed before any transfer.
FairMinute builds the decision from the appointment record and evidence supplied by both sides.
“I arrived at 3:05 PM and waited.”
“A medical emergency caused the delay.”
Emergency handling uses predefined exception categories, evidence, and review rather than a one-click “emergency” escape.
A legitimate medical emergency caused the provider delay. No fault is assigned.
No claim. No complaint. The evidence decided.
Customer check-in is verified, grace period is exceeded, and no valid exception is established.
*Illustrative revenue model from the FairMinute concept: 5–10% of transferred stake.