Terms in this Agreement are defined within this web page. Terms are defined in the singular but can be used in this Agreement as singular and/or plural.

Account Holder - Anyone who uses the Client Software to send Transactions from their Account

Account Name - The unique name of an Sovereign Entity/Account .

Adjudicator –. Any Account Holder who has had an account for more than three years and has a total transaction count of more than 1000 transactions and has more than 100 suppliers and more than 100 customers who hold the Account Holder in High Regard. An Account Holder selected to rule over a case to be heard in ECourt / ICourt.

If You are selected as an Adjudicator then You have the right to run the court as You see fit, but it is suggested by your fellow Account Holders that You follow the constitution, rules and regulations created by your fellow Account Holders in E-Court and/or I-Court.

Agreement - The SSET license documented at www.SSET/license.html

Available Cash - is the Balance of the Account less the Funds that You can not transfer from the Account because it is held in escrow by an escrow service or Member to cover the risks associated with a guarantee You have placed on the products and/or services You provide.

Bank Account - A bank account with a bank that SSET recognises as a valid bank.

Balance - The balance in the Account displayed to You by the Client Software in the first row under the heading "Balance". The balance is either the amount of money, or the amount of stock or the quantity of the Commodity in the Account. The balance of an Account is the total amount of Funds in the Account.

Client Software - The software provided by SSET or Members and used by You to access and manage your Account and to send and/or receive Transactions.

ECourt - www.ecourt.biz.pn.

Funds - An amount of currency, or a quantity of stock, or a quantity of a commodity, or units of ownership in a property, or units of a derivative of money, stock, or commodities, or units of any other product that you are able to send or receive in SSET

ICourt – International Court (see ECourt)

Irredeemable Debt – Something owed, such as money, goods, or services that cannot be bought back, or paid off. A situation that is impossible to remedy.

Judge – (see adjudicator)

Member - Organisations that are licensed by SSET to provide the Client Software to people and/or organisations. SSET members are listed on this page.

Private Message - Messages within SSET that are deleted upon sending and replaced with the words Private Message and are deleted upon opening and replaced with the words Private Message.

Recognised Fair And Just Jurisdiction - Is a place where you have the authority, or control to apply your rights, and the power to interpret and apply the law in a honourable, impartial, unprejudiced, and unbiased manner. i.e. You can, consistent with the rules, and consistent with what is morally right select the Judge/Adjudicator, and can take action against another account holder. There are no court costs to be paid, and You can present yourself or represent yourself at no cost. You may also take action against the Judge/Adjudicator for not facilitating a fair trial. To date the only court recognised is ECourt.

Software - All components of the Client Software and the servers SSET uses to send, receive and process transactions.

SSET - The entity known as SSET and Sub-Second Electronic Transfer that is owned equally by each Account Holder and which currently controls the web address www.sset.biz.pn

Transaction - a Private Message or a Kept Message that may or may not have Funds attached that was sent by You or received by You.

Transact - send or/and receive Transactions.

Transacting - sending or/and receiving of Transactions.

Unnecessary Harm – Example are, but not limited to:

1. Fraud.
2. Receiving payment for a product then failing to deliver the product.
3. Misrepresenting the functions of a product.
4. Obtaining goods or services by deception.
5. Obtaining a monetary advantage by deception.

Accounts Holders of Recognised Fair and Just Jurisdictions and of good standing have created revenue streams and added funds into their Sovereign Entities for the benefit of all. These Accounts Holders comprehend the implications of transferring funds from their Accounts to other Entities that stand in Unrecognised Unfair and Unjust Jurisdictions. They instead prefer to transfer funds in support of and to other Account Holders in Recognised Fair and Just Jurisdictions through the purchase of their goods and services. They do not cause harm, but in fact create opportunity and wealth.


Accounts Holders of Recognised Fair and Just Jurisdictions gladly receive and benefit from these fund transfers. Unfortunately however, what some of these Accounts Holders then proceed to do is drain, disadvantage, extract or transfer these same funds to other Entities in Unrecognised, Unfair and Unjust Jurisdictions that are suffering under irredeemable debt. This is deemed to cause unnecessary harm to other Accounts Holders.These Accounts Holders are not in good standing.


When funds are transferred from Accounts of Recognised Fair and Just Jurisdictions to Entities in Unrecognised Unfair and Unjust Jurisdictions, this effectively extracts from the common wealth of all the Accounts Holders and passes those funds into a Jurisdiction that by its very nature creates irredeemable debt and imposes that debt upon its people.

Unrecognised, Unfair and Unjust Jurisdictions are well known and are easily recognisable from their history of creating "irredeemable debt" upon its people. This is a Debt that the people did not agree to, or authorise, or were entered into unknowingly on their behalf, and now this is a debt that these same people are responsible for the repayment of. Irredeemable debt can not be repaid and is passed on to future generations for repayment, the cycle of irredeemable debt continues for eternity.

The transfer of funds to Jurisdictions suffering under irredeemable debt is simply intolerable and does not fix the problem, but instead supports and fosters it. Irredeemable debt does not exist within SSET and the Recognised Just and Fair Jurisdictions of which SSET stands in. SSET is owned equally by You and all other Account Holders who have total say on how SSET is run. SSET does not have any creditors / debtors and has no loans. SSET has not entered into any agreements with any other outside interests.

The SSET licence agreement as displayed here, is, the entire agreement. SSET is not for profit and stands in an Autonomous Independent Republic (AIR), where the Account Holders own, control and benefit from the profits that are derived from it. By supporting SSET you are in effect suppporting yourself and all other Account Holders. Buy and sell goods and services from other Account Holders because that is the solution and the path forward for a better future for all.

XAG - Each unit of XAG is a bar of silver with a weight of one ounce with a purity of 99.95 to 99.99. One unit of XAG is one ounce of silver, or the equivalent in currency, gold, equity and/or commodities settled cleared and delivered via SSET