How It Works
EasyWorth's engine runs every entry through four verification layers and produces a binary determination — eligible or not — sealed with cryptographic certainty. No guessing. Just proof.
Before processing any transaction, we verify the absolute identity of all parties involved. This layer confirms the entity named on the entry actually produced the declared goods at the declared volume during the declared period.
Our engine cross-checks the invoice, packing list, CBP Form 7501, and HTS classification codes for internal consistency and market-rate accuracy. Any deviation triggers an immediate compliance alert.
We validate that the physical cargo moved exactly as declared. The route, timeline, container seal integrity, and carrier identity are verified against port authority, black box, and carrier records.
Upon successful validation across all layers, the engine issues a cryptographically sealed Montgomery Compliance Certificate. It is court-ready, tamper-proof, and timestamped at the exact moment of generation.
The resulting certificate meets the reasonable care standard established in Montgomery v. Caribe Transport II
Forensic Sovereign Standard™
1. Liability cap: EasyWorth's total liability for any claim shall not exceed fees paid in the 90 days preceding the event giving rise to the claim.
2. No outcome guarantee: EasyWorth does not guarantee any specific legal, regulatory, or financial outcome. Evidentiary weight and admissibility of any certificate is determined solely by the applicable legal or regulatory proceeding.
3. Not a law firm: EasyWorth, Inc. is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. Nothing on this platform constitutes legal advice or creates an attorney-client relationship.
4. Indemnification: Client agrees to indemnify and hold harmless EasyWorth, Inc. from any claims arising out of client's use of EasyWorth documentation in any legal proceeding.
5. Consequential damages waived: In no event shall EasyWorth be liable for any indirect, incidental, special, consequential, or punitive damages including lost profits or business interruption.
6. Governing law and arbitration: This agreement is governed by North Carolina law. All disputes resolved exclusively through AAA arbitration in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina. Jury trial waived.