The Request Finds You

A checkout finds Lia's phone through similarity clues carried by PRP discovery. The request arrives over cellular access; Lia checks the merchant and amount before approving payment.

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Complete narration

0:00 · 01

At the checkout, Lia's phone receives a payment request. She has not given the shop her phone number or presented a card. How did the request find her?

0:11 · 02

Lia keeps her enrolled facial reference on her phone. Physical proximity lets a nearby checkout send her a request, without prior approval of the shop.

0:23 · 03

The checkout application derives similarity clues from a facial reading. These clues can resemble those associated with Lia's reference, even when the two images are not identical.

0:36 · 04

PRP's discovery summaries help choose promising directions toward possible matches. The search follows clues through the network, then checks the candidates.

0:49 · 05

Once the match is confirmed, the shop automatically sends the request. Her phone can verify the merchant's identity through a notary she trusts, helping her check who is asking for payment.

1:03 · 06

Her phone shows the shop, the purchase and the amount. Lia reviews the request and approves the payment. Her phone keeps a record of who asked, when, and what she decided.

1:17 · 07

The request finds you. The decision stays with you. PRP.

Visual description

0:00 · 01

Lia, with short dark curly hair and a terracotta jacket, stands at the Fern & Clay checkout with a plant and pot. A shopkeeper wears a green apron. The opening title fades over the illustrated shop scene as the camera slowly moves closer.

0:11 · 02

A close-up shows the phone held in Lia's hand. Cellular signal bars and a nearby payment request appear on its display. A side panel identifies the enrolled facial reference stored locally and states that prior shop approval is unnecessary.

0:23 · 03

Two schematic faces represent a facial reading and a local reference. Colored squares appear between them and connecting lines emerge. Labels read Possible match and Confirmation follows discovery.

0:36 · 04

A branching network diagram appears on a dark background. A teal path progressively crosses selected nodes; an alternative is briefly labeled No candidate here. The selected path reaches Cellular access and then Lia's phone.

0:49 · 05

The phone display changes from Match confirmed to Merchant identity verified. A side panel names Fern & Clay and shows a notary attestation, with the reminder that Lia chooses whom to trust.

1:03 · 06

The phone displays Fern & Clay, Plant and pot, $24.00, Approve and Decline. Lia's right hand approaches, touches Approve and withdraws. The display changes to Payment approved. A local record appears with the merchant, 09:41 and the approval decision.

1:17 · 07

An illustration shows Lia leaving with the plant. A dissolve reveals the cream closing card with the PRP logo, The Request Finds You and prp-protocol.org.

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Conceptual scenario for a protocol under standardization. Facial enrollment, matching, proximity admission and payment processing belong to the illustrated application. LSH/Bloom selects candidates; payment requires Lia's decision. Notary verification is optional. AI-assisted illustrations, synthetic English narration, camera motion and animated diagrams/interfaces. Portuguese is a translation; visual descriptions are text. Subtitle timing is approximate.

Conceptual film · SHA-256: cbe61db503ab2fc168f42e41c33a31d04a222b6a6ec5fbb0176323b438c9c645

M3 partial animation. PRP Editorial — AI-assisted illustrations and hand layer, synthetic English narration, animated diagrams, UI and localized hand gesture. Portuguese is a translation, not dubbing; visual descriptions are text, not an audio-description track. Proximity admission and financial processing are scenario assumptions, not evidence of an implemented system.