Value Governance Framework Standard

OOF™ Origin Open Foundation™

Global Methodology Authority

OriginID: OOF-OID-ECO-VGF-2026-01-26-0006
Category: Economic & Value Standards (ECO)
Subcategory: Value Governance Framework (VGF)
Version: 1.0
Status: Canonical · Binding
Effective Date: 26 January 2026

Compatibility:

Methodology OS™: Compatible
Authority: OOF™ Origin Open Foundation™
Protection: MIP™ — Methodological Intellectual Property
Canonical Language: English (UCL™)


B. Standard Abstract

This standard defines the governance principles under which economic
value may be admitted, withdrawn, or restored within the OOF™ system.
It establishes authority boundaries, validation requirements, and
traceability conditions for all value-related decisions.
The framework prevents arbitrary, political, or non-deterministic
manipulation of asset value.


C. Canonical Definition

The Value Governance Framework (VGF) is defined as the structural
rule set that governs how value states are validated, assigned, removed,
and reactivated within the Economic State Architecture.

No value state decision may occur outside this framework.


D. Base

This standard is based on:
  • Deterministic Economic State Architecture (ESA)
  • Canonical Meaning Framework
  • Traceable Decision Authority
  • Non-Arbitrary Value Admission
  • State-Based Economic Logic
Value governance must be rule-based and auditable.


E. Purpose & Scope

Purpose

To define the conditions under which value-related decisions are
considered legitimate within canonical systems.

Scope

Applies to:

  • ZVA™ classification
  • DeMonet™ execution
  • ReMonet™ transitions
  • Value Asset recognition
  • Economic lifecycle validation
Does not regulate market pricing, speculation, or voluntary exchange dynamics.


F. Applicability

This framework applies to:

  • Governance bodies within OOF™ systems
  • Licensed operators
  • Automated decision systems
  • AI-governed evaluation layers
All value-related decisions must be recorded and traceable.


G. Protocol

Value recognition requires:

  1. Determinism
    2. Value transitions must follow ESA structure.

  2. Traceability
    3. All decisions must preserve historical continuity.

  3. Non-Arbitrariness
    4. No discretionary value assignment without defined protocol

  4. Integrity Precedence
    5. Authenticity, legality, and ecological compliance override economic interest.

  5. Non-Skippable States
    6. No bypass of DeMonet™ or ReMonet™ transitions.


H. Classification & States

Value Governance Framework governs:

  • ZVA™ Standard
  • DeMonet™ Standard
  • ReMonet™ Standard
  • Value Asset Standard
  • Economic State Architecture Standard
VGF operates as the oversight logic layer of the Economic & Value
domain.


I. Licensing & Usage


Reference use permitted.

Operational governance implementation requires OOF™ license.

Derivative governance frameworks replicating deterministic value logic
require authorization under MIP™.


J. Compatibility & Dependencies

Compatible with:

  • Methodology OS™
  • Canonical Meaning Framework
  • Economic State Architecture
VGF enforces structural coherence across all Economic & Value Standards.


K. Non-Compliance Consequences

Value decisions made outside the Value Governance Framework:
  • are non-admissible
  • invalidate affected asset states
  • cannot be recognized within canonical systems

Canonical Closing Statement

Value is not governed by opinion.
It is governed by structured and traceable rule sets.




Related Documents

→ OOF™ Value Flow Mechanism