Questions, answered.

Web3 Ready CLARITY turns a digital-assets scenario into a structured map of the legal, regulatory, and business questions worth investigating. You describe your situation in plain language, the asset, the structure, the parties, the jurisdictional touchpoints, and the engine returns a formal memorandum organized by regulatory domain (securities, AML/KYC and sanctions, custody, tax, market integrity, data and privacy, governance), with prioritized questions, why each matters, and watch-outs to flag. You leave knowing what to look into, in what order, and why.

No. The tool performs issue-mapping only. It frames the questions a competent professional should investigate; it does not answer them, does not render legal conclusions, and does not compare jurisdictions. Every output carries a visible disclaimer stating that the analysis is for educational and issue-identification purposes only and does not create an attorney-client relationship. That boundary is deliberate: it is what lets you use the output freely in scoping conversations, team discussions, and engagement planning.

Digital-assets counsel, in-house lawyers, compliance officers, GRC and risk leads, and policy specialists working where law, technology, and digital finance meet. If part of your job is deciding what to worry about first in a digital-assets matter, this was built for you. It is not built for consumers or for people new to the space.

It is a complement, not a substitute. Counsel still does the legal analysis, applies jurisdictional rules, exercises judgment, and renders advice. What CLARITY shortens is the slow, expensive front end of that work: getting from "I have a scenario" to "here are the regulatory threads worth pulling." Run the memo before a client meeting, before scoping a retainer, or before drafting an opinion, and billable time is spent on resolution instead of discovery, with less risk that a material domain gets missed.

Because a general chatbot will happily give you conclusions, and conclusions are exactly what you should not accept from unaccountable AI. CLARITY is built the other way around. A domain-specific issue-mapping framework designed by counsel comes first; the AI executes that protocol inside a structured intake and returns schema-validated output, so questions stay framed as questions and never collapse into legal conclusions. You get consistent domain coverage, a memo-grade document you can put in front of a client or a team, and a visible disclaimer that keeps the framing intact when the document leaves your hands. A chat window gives you none of that.

Different job. Compliance platforms track workflows, monitor activity, and manage controls you have already decided to operate. CLARITY works one step earlier: it examines a specific scenario and maps the legal, regulatory, and business questions that scenario raises, in a memorandum you can act on. The two are complements. CLARITY tells you what deserves attention; your compliance stack helps you operationalize whatever you and counsel decide to do about it.

A formal memorandum with a neutral framing of your scenario, four to six prioritized issues organized by regulatory domain, three to five cross-cutting diligence threads, and three to five flagged watch-outs. Each issue includes the domain, a headline, the specific questions to investigate, why the issue matters, and a priority rating. On Clarity EXPLORE™ you can export the memo as a branded PDF; Clarity CORE™ adds Word export. SOLO memos are viewable in your workspace permanently.

Pick the level that matches where you are. Clarity SOLO™ is $297 one-time: one guided intake and one full issue-mapping memorandum, viewable in your workspace permanently, for when you have a single situation to understand. Clarity EXPLORE™ is the subscription for recurring work: $497 per month or $4,970 per year at the 2026 rate (two months free on annual), with unlimited intakes, unlimited memos, PDF exports, and every future module released to the tier; the rate you start at is locked for as long as your subscription stays active, and 2027 pricing is $1,500 per month or $15,000 per year. Clarity CORE™ is for business and compliance teams that need to stay ahead of material risk: $25,000 per year at the locked 2026 rate (2027: $75,000 per year), with membership open now. Clarity ENCORE™ is the enterprise engagement, priced by scope starting at $100,000, with quotes available on request.

The Clarity Index is the breadth of your regulatory surface: how many of twelve regulatory domains your answers put in play. One to three domains reports as a contained surface, four to six as broad, seven or more as complex, and you also see exactly which domains were flagged, the answers that flagged each one, and the question a full issue-mapping run would have to resolve for it. Read it as a measure of how much ground your situation covers, not how much legal risk you carry. A contained surface is not the same as a simple one, and a complex surface is not a finding of wrongdoing. It is educational issue-identification, not legal advice, and it creates no attorney-client relationship.

Yes, three. The Clarity Issue-Mapping Starter Kit: provide your name, work email, and firm on the checklist page to receive two documents in your inbox in seconds, the eight-section Digital Assets Compliance Checklist (covering asset classification, issuance and distribution, custody and safekeeping, AML/KYC and sanctions, market integrity, tax treatment, data privacy and cybersecurity, and governance and operational controls) and a sample Issue-Mapping Memorandum showing the depth and format of a live output. There is also the free three-minute CLARITY Assessment, four questions that map which regulatory domains your situation puts in play and recommend the right entry point for it. And The CLARITY Briefing, the weekly working session on digital asset regulation, is free to attend.

Yes. The CLARITY Briefing is a weekly working session on digital asset regulation, hosted by Dr. Tonya M. Evans: what changed, who it touches, and the questions worth asking before they are asked of you. Sessions run Thursdays at 12:00 PM ET, live online, and where each one is hosted is decided session by session. Registering is what gets you the join link, puts you in the live Q&A, and sends you the session materials afterward. It is free, and there is no account required to register. If you cannot make the time, register anyway: the materials come to you by email either way.

Yes. Clarity EXPLORE™ is offered as a monthly ($497) or annual ($4,970) subscription at the 2026 rate, and the rate you start at is locked for as long as your subscription stays active. Clarity SOLO™ remains a single, one-time $297 payment with no recurring charge. Beta founders who claimed the one-time $497 offer before July 31, 2026 keep lifetime EXPLORE access and are never billed a subscription.

A $297 one-time payment that buys one complete run of the workspace: one guided intake, the full Issue-Mapping ADVANTAGE across every regulatory domain, and a memo-grade result including the plain-language Executive Brief. The memo remains viewable in your account permanently, even after the run is used; PDF export is included with Clarity EXPLORE™ and Word export with Clarity CORE™. SOLO exists for professionals who want to evaluate the tool on a real matter, or who have one discrete fact pattern to run.

Do the math. One run is $297. Two runs is $594, more than a full month of unlimited access. EXPLORE at $497 per month or $4,970 per year covers unlimited runs, so if you expect more than a handful of scenarios, the subscription is the obvious choice. If you are not sure yet, start with a single run: upgrade within 7 days of first use and the full $297 is credited against your first EXPLORE payment, so trying the tool first costs you nothing extra.

It depends on timing. Upgrade within 7 days of first using your Clarity SOLO™ pass (or any time before you first use it) and 100% of what you paid applies as a credit against your first EXPLORE subscription payment, automatically at checkout. Buy one $297 run, use it, and upgrade within the week: your first monthly payment is $200 instead of $497. After the 7-day window, the subscription is at the standard rate. The credit is applied for you; there is no code to enter and nothing to request.

The memo stays in your workspace permanently, so you can return to it as the matter develops. From there, most members follow one of two paths. If more scenarios are coming, upgrade to Clarity EXPLORE™ within 7 days of first use and your full $297 is credited against your first subscription payment. If your organization's exposure is ongoing rather than occasional, Clarity CORE™ adds direct, founder-led attention, with Monthly Clarity-to-Strategy Intelligence and Strategic Report-Outs for CORE members.

No. All sales are final, including EXPLORE subscription payments and Clarity SOLO™. You can cancel your subscription at any time: cancellation applies to the next billing cycle and you retain access through the end of your current monthly or annual term. We hold this line because the deliverable, the issue-mapping framework and the memo it produces, is something a user could otherwise extract in a single session, so a refund window would invite abuse rather than protect honest customers.

For you, yes, if you subscribe in 2026 and stay subscribed. The 2026 rate of $497 per month or $4,970 per year is available through December 31, 2026, and the rate you start at never rises while your subscription stays active. Beginning January 1, 2027, new subscriptions are $1,500 per month or $15,000 per year. If you cancel and later return after the 2026 window closes, you re-enter at the then-current pricing.

They are the two highest tiers of the Clarity ladder, and both are open now. Clarity CORE™ is the primary engine for business and compliance teams, at the 2026 rate of $25,000 per year, locked for as long as your subscription stays active (2027 pricing is $75,000 per year). Members receive Word and PDF memo exports, current visibility into material digital-assets risk, priority access to applicable new CLARITY capabilities, and everything in EXPLORE, plus Monthly Clarity-to-Strategy Intelligence, Monthly Strategic Report-Outs, and a session replay vault for CORE members. Clarity ENCORE™ is the enterprise engagement, priced by scope starting at $100,000: multi-seat licensing with SSO, white-labeled experiences and in-person options, custom deployment of the issue-mapping framework inside your organization, board-level deliverables, monthly 1:1 advisory sessions with Dr. Evans, and everything in CORE. ENCORE quotes are available on request from the pricing page.

The guided intake form takes roughly three to five minutes to complete. The memorandum typically streams back in 40 to 90 seconds after submission.

Yes. On Clarity EXPLORE™, every memorandum can be exported as a branded PDF carrying your account name; Clarity CORE™ adds Word export for editing inside your own document workflows. The educational, issue-mapping nature of the document, and the disclaimer, remain on every page of the export so the framing is preserved when the document leaves your hands. SOLO memos are viewable in your workspace and are not exportable.

Yes. The intake, the workspace dashboard, and the memorandum view are fully responsive across phone, tablet, and laptop.

Nineteen jurisdictions are available on the guided intake: the United States, European Union, United Kingdom, Switzerland, Singapore, Hong Kong, UAE (ADGM and DIFC), Cayman Islands and BVI, Bermuda, Japan, Brazil, Nigeria, Ghana, South Africa, Kenya, Rwanda, Mauritius, Seychelles, and Egypt, plus a cross-border option for scenarios that do not sit in one place. You select the touchpoints that apply. The engine surfaces jurisdictional touchpoints as questions for counsel to investigate; it does not render jurisdictional comparisons or recommend a "best" jurisdiction.

Yes. The issue-mapping framework is maintained as a living document. Material regulatory developments, new SEC guidance, MiCA amendments, FATF revisions, OFAC sanctions updates, and their equivalents, prompt updates to the underlying domain map, and every new intake runs against the current framework. For teams that need to stay continuously ahead of change, Clarity CORE™ members receive Monthly Clarity-to-Strategy Intelligence, built on verified primary sources.

Yes, through Clarity ENCORE™: multi-seat licensing, SSO, custom procurement, white-labeled experiences, and deployment shaped to your organization, priced by engagement starting at $100,000. Submit a brief inquiry through the contact form at web3readyclarity.com/contact (choose "Enterprise / multi-seat") or request a quote from the pricing page, and we will respond within one business day.

Use the contact form at web3readyclarity.com/contact for any question outside the FAQ, enterprise inquiries, account questions, feature feedback, press, or anything else. We respond within one business day. For formal legal-engagement and consultation services, visit tonyaevans.com.

Yes. Your intakes and memos are stored under your account and are visible only to you when signed in. Because Web3 Ready CLARITY does not create an attorney-client relationship, privilege does not attach to the information you submit. Treat your inputs the way you would treat content shared with any structured professional tool: avoid client identifiers and privileged content. The disclaimer at the bottom of every output states this explicitly.

No. We do not sell intake content, memos, or account information to any third party. Lead-capture data from the free compliance checklist is used solely to deliver the PDF and to send occasional product updates that you can opt out of at any time.

Payments are processed by Stripe. Card details never touch our servers; we receive only a tokenized record of each transaction.

Yes. Cancel your EXPLORE subscription at any time from the billing portal on your dashboard. Cancellation applies to the next billing cycle: your access continues through the end of the paid month or year, then ends. Note that a canceled subscription gives up its locked 2026 rate; re-subscribing after December 31, 2026 is at the then-current pricing.

Yes. Your intakes, memos, updates, and feedback are associated with your account and are not visible to other CLARITY members. Access is limited to your signed-in account and authorized administrators as described below.

Authorized Advantage Evans administrators may access account information only when needed to operate the service, keep it secure, provide support, or respond to a request you make. Administrator access is separate from member access and is limited to those purposes.

CLARITY uses account-level access controls to separate member information. Information is protected in transit and at rest. We do not publish detailed security configurations, because those details are not necessary for members to understand our privacy practices.

The information you provide is used to deliver the CLARITY experience you request: generating your issue-mapping memorandum, maintaining your workspace, processing your subscription, and responding to your inquiries. We do not sell your intake content, memos, or account information to any third party.

Do not enter private keys, seed phrases, passwords, login credentials, or unnecessary sensitive information into any intake or form. Do not submit third-party confidential information unless you are authorized to share it. Describe your scenario using only the information needed for CLARITY to be useful.

Yes. Signed-in members can submit a deletion request from the dashboard, or contact us from the email address associated with the account. We action each request within 30 days.

Retention periods vary by account status, including active subscriptions, cancelled accounts, and limited-access programs. We are finalizing a detailed retention schedule. You may request deletion regardless of account status.

For privacy questions, use the contact form at web3readyclarity.com/contact and select "Billing or account."

Your memoranda contain the results generated for your situation. They do not provide access to the underlying CLARITY methodology, prompts, scoring rules, internal research framework, or product logic. Those elements remain proprietary to Advantage Evans.

Web3 Ready CLARITY is a practice resource created by Dr. Tonya M. Evans, a recognized digital assets law expert. The underlying framework reflects years of practice across U.S., Bermudian, African, and European digital assets regulatory contexts. Consultation and engagement services are available separately at tonyaevans.com.

The engine uses frontier reasoning models, constrained by a structured intake form and a domain-specific issue-mapping framework. Outputs are returned as schema-validated structured data, so questions stay framed as questions and never collapse into conclusions. The framework deliberately limits what the AI can produce: identification of issues, not resolution of them.

The engine is calibrated to surface the regulatory questions a competent professional should examine, not to provide answers. Because every output is itself a question, accuracy is measured in coverage (did the engine identify the right domains and the right threads?) rather than in legal correctness. The framework is continuously expanded as regulation evolves; running a fresh intake on the same scenario after a major regulatory shift will often surface new issues.

Because the framework comes first. The AI executes a deliberate issue-mapping protocol designed by counsel; it does not invent the categories, the priorities, or the scope of inquiry. The tool is structurally constrained to identify issues, not to resolve them, and the words on the page reflect that intentionality.