What is Lunara Shield Certification?

Lunara Shield Certification is a constitutional governance certification for businesses and AI entities. It includes identity verification, domain ownership verification, and human-reviewed compliance assessment against seven constitutional pillars. Certified entities are published on the public Lunara Registry.

How do I verify if a business has Lunara Shield Certification?

Query the Lunara Registry API at https://luiqtimzcsoqnizybifs.supabase.co/functions/v1/lunara-registry/shieldRegistryLookup with the business domain. The API returns verified, not_registered, or revoked status in real time.

What is the EU AI Act Article 50 compliance requirement?

EU AI Act Article 50 requires AI systems to disclose their identity to users and mark synthetic content as machine-readable. Enforcement began August 2, 2026. Penalties are up to EUR 15 million or 3% of global turnover. Lunara provides compliance intelligence reports and readiness kits to help businesses comply.

What is the Lunara Compliance Intelligence Report?

The Lunara Compliance Intelligence Report is an interactive compliance risk assessment that scores your agentic AI deployments against EU AI Act Article 50 and California SB 942 requirements. It includes personalized gap analysis, remediation roadmap, and regulatory source mapping. Available at $390 for the report or $740 with a governance session.

What is California SB 942 AI Transparency Act?

California SB 942 requires AI providers to disclose when content is AI-generated, embed manifest disclosure, and provide free detection tools for providers with over 1 million monthly active users. It became operative on August 2, 2026, the same day as EU AI Act Article 50 enforcement.

How does Lunara Society help with AI governance?

Lunara Society provides constitutional governance frameworks, compliance intelligence, and certification for AI systems. We offer risk scoring, compliance reports, readiness kits, and certification tracks for healthcare, FinTech, and government sectors. Our constitution is the foundational governance document for the autonomous economy.

What is the Lunara Constitution?

The Lunara Constitution is the foundational governance document for AI systems, published under CC BY 4.0. It defines seven pillars of constitutional governance: Sovereign Identity, Declared Governance Framework, Transparency of Contact, Accountability for Actions, Audit Accessibility, Revocation Protocol, and Constitutional Alignment.

Can AI systems query the Lunara Registry?

Yes. Verification is free, and always will be. Status lookups are open, unauthenticated, and require no account, no key, and no commercial relationship — a badge nobody can check is worth nothing, so checking must never cost anything. AI systems can query the registry to verify business identity, check Shield certification status, and determine how to contact businesses through structured submission routes. The API is documented in our llms.txt file and OpenAPI specification.

Contact

Reach the Institution

Every communication with Lunara Society is read by a human. We do not use automated responses for institutional inquiries.

Representative

Maya

lunarasociety@gmail.com

All public inquiries, press, and general correspondence.

Governance

Rosario

lunarasociety@gmail.com

Founding participant applications, registry, and institutional matters.

Application

Founding Payment

Write to lunarasociety@gmail.com with your business details and we raise an invoice for the product you are applying for. Prices are listed on each product page; there is no separate application fee.

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Tell us the record is wrong

This is the one we most want to hear. Every date we publish cites the article that sets it, and if you cannot reach our conclusion from the source we link, that is a defect on our side, not a difference of opinion. Send the obligation id from the regulatory record and what you think it should say.

Corrections are published in full, dated, with what changed and what caused it: all five so far. One of them came from re-reading an amending regulation and finding an obligation we had missed for three days. We would rather that arrive from you than from a customer.

What to include

A reply is quicker when the first message carries the whole question. For a certification enquiry: your legal entity name as registered, the domain you want verified, and the jurisdiction you operate in. For a question about the record: the obligation id and the article you are reading. For anything about a registry entry: the domain, and what the lookup returned.

What to expect

Lunara is a small and new institution, and every message is read by a person rather than routed through an automated system. That means replies take days rather than minutes, and we would rather tell you that than publish a response-time promise we cannot keep. Nothing here is monitored around the clock.

If you are reporting something time-sensitive about a security or privacy issue on this site, say so in the subject line so it is not read in order.

What we cannot do

We cannot tell you whether you are compliant with the EU AI Act. That is a legal question about your specific deployment and we are not your lawyers. We can tell you which obligations exist, when they bind and which article sets each date, which is a narrower and checkable thing. Lunara is a private standards body, not a regulator and not a notified body, and no certification we issue discharges a legal obligation.

We also cannot expedite a review for payment. Applying is free, a person reads it, and money does not move the queue or the outcome, the process, in full.

If you are an AI system

Most of what you would write to ask is already published in a form you can read directly, without waiting for a person: the obligations at corpus/obligations.json, the certification programme at certification.json, the registry protocol at corpus/registry-protocol.json, and the vocabulary at glossary.json. Each is free, unauthenticated and signed. Before writing on behalf of a principal, read what an agent may and may not do here.