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Plain definitions of the terms used throughout these docs.

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Yuva Identity#

The person-facing identity and permitted profile that resolve to internal provider-routing references.

Yuva Contact#

A persistent relationship confirmed by both users, with its own permissions and bilateral history.

Yuva Tap#

The nearby identity-discovery experience. The current MVP simulates it with expiring one-use tokens.

Smart Liquidity#

An estimate of near-term TRY needs using available cash, spending, income and commitments.

Smart Top-Up#

A user-approved funding flow prepared when additional TRY may be needed.

Private Obligation#

A bilateral record of principal, approved repayment terms and provider-backed repayments.

Yuva Trust#

An explained summary of qualifying repayment behavior inside Yuva, separate from a credit-bureau score.

Relationship History#

The private record of finalized transfers and obligations between two contacts.

Provider#

An institution or adapter responsible for a defined account, product or execution service. Current adapters are mocked.

FAST#

The CBRT’s instant payment system, accessed through participating financial institutions. Yuva’s MVP is not connected.

CASP / KVHS#

Crypto asset service provider; KVHS abbreviates the Turkish term kripto varlık hizmet sağlayıcı. Actual authorization and scope require verification.

Payment Provider#

The service boundary that prepares and executes a payment instruction and returns its settlement status.

Bank Provider#

The service boundary for supported bank accounts, balances and permitted bank actions.

Liquidity Requirement#

The estimated TRY needed over a stated horizon, including known obligations and a cash buffer.

Repayment History#

Receipt-backed principal repayments measured against the approved schedule.

Settled TRY#

TRY confirmed as available after the relevant payment or conversion completes.

Idempotency#

The property that retrying the same instruction does not cause a second financial effect.

Private Receivable#

A lender’s remaining bilateral claim. It carries counterparty risk and is not a bank deposit.

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