CHIP Glass Ledger

The public money tape.

Aggregate chip-ins, expenditures, corrections, and outcomes shown line by line. No donor names. No dark spending.

Demo/static ticker strip

CHIP-00042 +$847.20 Platform fee revenue CHIP-00041 -$312.50 Payment processing CHIP-00040 -$1,240.00 Infrastructure CHIP-00039 +$2,480.00 Aggregate chip-ins

Demo state: static HTML.

CHIP has not connected this page to a live transaction source yet. The sample lines below show the public fields the Glass Ledger will expose once real money is moving. When the live source exists, this page should read from that source without changing the privacy boundary.

Status
Demo data
Source
Static HTML
Refresh
None yet
Privacy
Aggregate only

Aggregate snapshot.

Total aggregate chip-ins

$2,480.00 Demo sample

Published expenditures

$1,552.50 Demo sample

Correction lines

1 Append-only

Open outcomes

2 Linked when available

Demo ledger feed.

These rows are aggregate examples. They do not represent live CHIP transactions, individual donor records, receipts, or payment processor data.

Demo CHIP Glass Ledger lines
Line ID Posted Direction Amount Category Boss / Earmark Description Status / Outcome
CHIP-00042 In +$847.20 Platform fee revenue CHIP operations Platform fee revenue - Flagship Arcade May volume Posted
CHIP-00041 Out -$312.50 Payment processing CHIP operations Stripe Connect processing costs for May sample volume Posted
CHIP-00040 Out -$1,240.00 Infrastructure CHIP operations Database and hosting infrastructure for May Posted
CHIP-00039 In +$2,480.00 Aggregate chip-ins Sunlight FOIA Batch Aggregated player chip-ins for the sample objective Outcome pending
CHIP-00038-C1 Correction $0.00 Correction Sunlight FOIA Batch Corrects category label on CHIP-00038; original line remains visible Corrected

What this page will never expose.

The Glass Ledger publishes money movement, not people. Public lines are aggregated and categorized so anyone can audit the arcade without turning donors into public records.

  • Donor names
  • Donor IDs
  • Player emails
  • Payment identifiers
  • Personal receipt history
  • Player-set caps
  • Player preferences
  • Individual donation timing that can identify a person

Corrections are new lines, not edits.

A posted line is never edited or deleted. If a category, description, or outcome needs correction, the ledger appends a correction line that references the original line ID. The mistake and the fix stay visible together.

Future real-source implementation should preserve stable line IDs, correction references, and the readable table structure shown here.

Real source later. Same public contract.

For this marketing-site slice, ledger rows are static demo HTML. When the CHIP platform exposes the real public read source, replace only the data population layer. Keep the same route, canonical URL, field names, privacy exclusions, no-tracking posture, and accessible table structure.

The future source should still degrade to readable HTML. If fetch behavior is added in another issue, it should be progressive enhancement, not a required app shell.