OPERATIONAL INTEGRITY PROTOCOL Version 1.6 / Division 01

The Operational Integrity Protocol defines how every VeilCor transmission is handled from the moment it is received until it is permanently erased. It governs the conduct, security, and disposal standards that ensure no message, sender, or recipient data is ever compromised. 

 1. Entry Control
All transmissions originate through VeilCor’s secure form. No third-party systems or external scripts are involved. Every submission is assigned a unique reference (VC-####). 

 2. Isolation
Message content and sender information are separated immediately upon entry. No operator ever has access to both simultaneously.  This separation prevents traceability and maintains sender anonymity.

3. Conversion
Approved transmissions are transferred to an air-gapped processing environment. Messages are inscribed onto a permanent substrate — typically stainless steel or anodized alloy — creating a single physical record.  Each artifact carries an internal transmission record encoded on a magnetic strip; unreadable without VeilCor instruments, it verifies provenance only and contains no personal data. No duplicates are made.

4. Nullification
After inscription and dispatch, all digital records are destroyed using multi-pass deletion routines. No recoverable trace remains within VeilCor’s infrastructure.

5. Verification
Randomized internal audits ensure all procedures are executed under the Integrity standard. Failed audits result in automatic process halt and review. 

 Transmissions containing the following are automatically rejected and destroyed:

• Threats or incitement of harm
   
• Personally identifying government or financial data
   
• Illegal or controlled materials
   
• External URLs or embedded tracking data
   

VeilCor maintains full right to reject or nullify transmissions under these conditions.

Each transmission passes through three controlled stages:
 

• Intake: Submission + validation
   
• Conversion: Inscription + serialization
   
• Dispatch: Sealing + nullification

At no point is full message context accessible in one system. 

Upon confirmed dispatch, all message data is irreversibly deleted. Logs retain only anonymized operational metadata (reference ID, timestamp, material type). These logs are used exclusively for audit purposes under Division 03 — Records Nullification.

The Operational Integrity Protocol is an internal governance standard of VeilCor Ltd. It is proprietary, non-disclosable in full, and not subject to external audit. All transmissions are processed under this standard to preserve confidentiality, permanence, and finality. 

VeilCor is structured to protect intent without exposing identity. Every transmission is processed through isolated phases so that no single system or operator can link sender to message or message to recipient. Sender identification is optional. When omitted, anonymity is enforced as a structural condition, not as a feature or add-on. Upon dispatch, all digital traces are nullified under the Operational Integrity Protocol. The result is controlled anonymity: deliberate, documented, and absolute.