The public money record
Don’t take our word for it.
Follow the money.
Once giving begins, this page will show what came in, what was spent, what was awarded, and what is still available. Estimates will never be presented as money actually received.
Pre-launch: financial activity has not started
Community account
Current verified totals
Last reviewed
September 18, 2026
Why everything shows $0
Because 2=1 has not started processing contributions. The numbers will change only after real transactions are received, recorded, and matched to the account.
How the system works
From each gift to the public record.
Each reporting period follows the same accountability path, so supporters can see what came in, what went out, who approved it, and what remains.
- 01
Receive
Contributions enter a dedicated organizational account—not a founder’s personal account.
- 02
Record
Every transaction is categorized with its date, amount, purpose, and supporting documentation.
- 03
Review
Authorized leaders review reconciliations, expenses, awards, and disclosed conflicts before reporting.
- 04
Report
Monthly totals and year-to-date figures are published without exposing private donor or recipient information.
Our transparency standard
Every dollar accounted for.
Every project documented.
Every month reported.
Total verified gifts and other revenue, with refunds or reversals identified.
Community awards, programs, processing, fundraising, and operating expenses shown separately.
Opening balance, reserves, restricted funds, and closing balance for the period.
Approval process, aggregate outcomes, and material conflicts disclosed while protecting privacy.
Built for verification
Trust the records—not the hype.
- Monthly reports targeted for the 15th day after each completed month
- Consistent categories for simple month-to-month comparison
- Corrections labeled with the date and reason
- Community support separated from operating costs
- Private donor and recipient information protected
- Receipts and supporting records retained for review
See how funding decisions are made.
Review the eligibility rules, scoring standards, committee safeguards, and approval process.
View the Fund Allocation Framework →