The DAAT Index is the index of bankability. A single scale that shows whether a bank will open an account for you and, what matters more, whether it will not close it six months on. The House measures a structure across five dimensions and brings each to the form a compliance officer accepts without question.
A refusal at onboarding is almost never about the money. It is about a bank being unable, in reasonable time, to satisfy itself where the capital comes from, who stands behind it and why the structure is built the way it is. Where compliance sees fog, it sees risk, and closes the door.
The DAAT Index renders your structure into the language a bank thinks in, and shows across five dimensions where it reads clearly and where it leaves a question. Every question is something the House settles before the meeting with the bank, not during it.
Five questions, one for each dimension. This is a quick bearing, not a diagnostic: where the structure reads clearly and where a bank will see fog. The precise picture comes from the House’s first move.
The index is not a certificate for its own sake. It stands between the Diagnostic and the Structure. Once the Diagnostic has assembled your board, Scoring measures its bankability and assembles the pack with which you enter the bank prepared.
The index has one purpose.
From a rejected applicant into a client a bank opens, and does not close.
Not on your word. Across five dimensions that can be shown to compliance and that compliance accepts.