Accelerated Timeline: From the Collapse of Nationalism to OmniPass

After the failure of the Treaty of Westphalia in 1648, the world entered a long period of political fragmentation. Without strong nation-states, corporations gradually took control of governance, trade, and identity systems. This timeline highlights the key milestones leading to the creation of OmniPass, a global Citizenship-as-a-Service (CaaS) platform.

  • 1700- Rise of Corporate Powers and Merchant Guilds

    Corporations and merchant guilds begin to control trade and infrastructure across fragmented territories.

  • 1800 - Emergence of Corporate Cities and Economic Zones

    Corporate-controlled cities and economic zones dominate global commerce.

  • 1900 - Early Attempts at Global Citizenship

    Early attempts to create identity systems emerge, based on loyalty to corporate entities or regional economic zones.

  • 1950 - First CaaS Prototypes

    Large corporations develop the first Citizenship-as-a-Service (CaaS) models.

  • 2000 - Mobility Crisis and Corporate Control

    A major mobility crisis occurs as people move in large numbers across corporate territories.

  • 2050 - OmniPass Development

    Corporations, regional powers, and economic zones begin collaborating on OmniPass, the first global, digital platform to manage citizenship and legal rights.
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