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Federated Sovereign Transport Protocol (FSTP): Verifiable Coordination Without Disclosure
This paper introduces the Federated Sovereign Transport Protocol (FSTP), a synchronization boundary and transport layer for federated networks in which nodes have heterogeneous privacy requirements. Existing federation protocols leave data confinement to operator policy: they define message formats
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