In brief
- The institution lives at sanaasanifu.com; the monetary layer at sanaacredits.com.
- Each has a different job, and different terms apply on each.
- The link between them opens in a new tab and is always marked.
Sanaa Sanifu appears at two addresses, and the difference is deliberate. sanaasanifu.com is the institution and the economy: governance, frameworks, measurement and the public record. sanaacredits.com is the monetary layer: the dedicated environment for S₵ – Sanaa Credits.
Why split them? A single site that tried to do both would blur two different jobs. The institution’s site must be calm, citable and slow to change, because it explains how the economy is governed and measured. The monetary environment is where a person holds, receives and reads Sanaa Credits, so it carries the operational detail: the Sanaa Wallet, the S₵ Monetary Framework, Treasury, Supply, Reference Value, Issuance and FAQs, and in time S₵X infrastructure.
| Item | sanaasanifu.com | sanaacredits.com |
|---|---|---|
| Is | The institution and the economy | The monetary layer |
| Holds | Governance, frameworks, measurement, the public record | S₵, Sanaa Wallet, Treasury, Supply, Reference Value, Issuance, FAQs |
| Read it to | Understand how the economy is governed and measured | Hold, receive and understand Sanaa Credits |
| Terms | This site’s terms and privacy notice | The monetary environment’s own terms |
The split also keeps accountability clear. Governance and measurement sit with the institution; the monetary environment follows the framework the institution publishes. When you move from one to the other you move under different terms: this site’s terms and privacy notice end where the monetary environment’s begin.
In the navigation, the link to the monetary layer is marked with an arrow, so the exit is never a surprise. It opens in a new tab and leaves this page exactly where it was.
Start here, with the institution, if you want to understand the economy. Go to sanaacredits.com when you want to hold or read Sanaa Credits.
No. Leaving this site places you under the monetary environment’s own terms.