ONE MILLION MAILPORT

Mailport is a global referential address system designed to give logistical and digital existence to people, even when they do not have an officially recognized state address. In many regions of the world, millions of people live, work, and consume without being able to receive packages, register on platforms, or participate in digital commerce simply because they lack a formal address. Mailport addresses this problem by transforming the address into a universal, accessible, and functional service.

The fundamental principle of Mailport is based on the idea that anyone who can be located deserves a usable address. A Mailport address is not a land or cadastral address, but a functional address based on geolocation, digital validation, and traceability. It allows users to receive packages, track deliveries, and exist within the global digital economy without conflicting with state administrative systems.Mailport offers two main types of addresses adapted to users’ social and economic realities.

The first type is the free personal address. It is intended for people who have an identifiable place, even if informal, such as a house, land, shop, or rural property. The user can create their Mailport address for free by adding photos of the location, a simple description, and a geographic position. This address allows receiving packages, being visible in the Mailport system, and optionally publishing rental listings. This type of address promotes digital recognition of homes and local activities at no cost.

The second type is the paid referential address, intended for people living in areas without official addresses, such as ghettos, slums, or informal settlements. For an affordable cost of 4.99 USD for two years, the user can select an address already registered in the Mailport system. This address is immediately active and allows receiving packages, tracking them in real time, and receiving notifications when packages arrive. This service provides a stable logistical identity to people who were previously invisible to delivery services and digital platforms.

Mailport addresses are clearly and transparently organized by country, region, zone, communal section, and locality. Users choose the address that best fits their real location or practical needs. Each address has a unique identifier readable by both humans and computer systems, making integration with delivery services, commerce platforms, and logistics partners easier.

Mailport integrates a complete package tracking system. Each user has a personal dashboard to see whether a package is in transit, delivered to the selected address, or already collected. This transparency reduces losses, builds trust, and facilitates commercial exchanges between countries with advanced banking systems and those that do not yet have them.For delivery companies, merchants, NGOs, and institutions, Mailport provides a reliable way to verify addresses, confirm deliveries, and reach populations that were previously difficult to locate. The system improves logistics efficiency, reduces fraud, and facilitates the distribution of goods, humanitarian aid, and essential services.

Economically, Mailport adopts an inclusive model. Access to addresses remains free or symbolic in cost for vulnerable populations, while advanced services, logistics partnerships, and professional use ensure financial sustainability. User personal data is not sold; Mailport generates revenue from services rendered, not from exploiting privacy.Mailport thus constitutes a basic infrastructure for global economic and digital inclusion. By providing a functional address to those who never had one, the system opens access to commerce, services, and opportunities while respecting local realities and existing legal frameworks. Mailport does not replace states but fills an essential gap between populations and the global economy.