Become a White Buffalo e<Citizen
One Ecosystem, Many Applications
White Buffalo’s TRAX applications use a shared governance framework adapted to different community needs.
TRAX is the participant-controlled governance, consent, and evidence-record architecture. TRAK$ is a coordination-credit and payment-accounting instrument that may operate within authorized TRAX programs. Neither is a publicly issued currency or payment stablecoin.
Each application is designed to preserve consent, clarify responsibilities, document progress, and help people and institutions coordinate around community-defined outcomes.
Identity, Agency, and Access
We empower individuals to manage their identity securely, make informed choices, and participate more fully in economic life.
Our system connects each participant to a secure digital wallet supporting identity verification, authorized payments, and documented transactions through participating financial institutions and service providers.
Trak$ is our internal accounting and payment-routing tool. It supports trusted commerce for Indigenous artists and helps approved funds and benefits reach unhoused and underserved individuals with transparency, dignity, and greater personal control.
NDN Art Market
Protect Indigenous Arts and Crafts
We are developing ArtTRAX, a digital gallery designed to help Indigenous artists document, authenticate, showcase, and commercialize their work while connecting with patrons and collectors.
The Indian Arts and Crafts Act of 1990 prohibits misrepresenting products as Indian-made. ArtTRAX will support the Act’s purpose by creating reliable records of artist identity, authenticity, provenance, ownership, and transactions.
This work also supports our development of the Indigenous Nations Arts Council (INAC), a cooperative framework intended to strengthen Indigenous artistic authority, cultural protection, and fair compensation.
Unhoused and Unbanked
Pathways for Unhoused and Unbanked People
Losing identification can prevent people from opening bank accounts, receiving benefits, finding housing, and accessing essential services. We are developing NudgeTRAX to help participants establish secure identity records, document progress, and connect with trusted financial and community partners.
Secure identity and controlled access to funds can be especially important for Indigenous women and others escaping violence, exploitation, or unsafe conditions.
Through DonaTRAX, donors will be able to support accountable pathways toward:
Safe shelter and housing
Identification and banking access
Health and recovery services
Education and employment
Long-term stability and independence
Our purpose is to help people move forward with dignity, agency, and hope.
Eligible donations may be tax-deductible; donors should consult their tax advisers.
Medical Cannabis
Transparency for Regulated Markets
Oklahoma’s illicit cannabis market undermines lawful businesses, public safety, and tax collection. We are developing PayTRAX to help authorized participants document transactions across the regulated supply chain—from cultivation and manufacturing through licensed dispensaries.
PayTRAX is designed to improve transparency, reduce administrative costs, and support—but not replace—required compliance, reporting, and tax-remittance processes.
Working through authorized financial and payment partners, the system may also reduce reliance on cash while protecting patient privacy and improving convenience for lawful medical-cannabis transactions.
Indian Gaming
The Indian Gaming Regulatory Act of 1988 established the federal framework for gaming conducted by Tribal Nations, while preserving important roles for Tribal governments and gaming regulators.
We are developing GamingTRAX to help authorized participants document transactions, improve operational transparency, and support—not replace—applicable Tribal, federal, and state compliance requirements.
The system is intended to make identity and payment verification more efficient across participating facilities while preserving required age, eligibility, security, responsible-gaming, and regulatory safeguards
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