PLEDGE AN INTANGIBLE™ · Pro Se XY PMA

PLEDGE AN INTANGIBLE™

A Pro Se XY PMA Training in Constitutional Money, Trust Collateral, and Lawful Security Interests

Instructor: Brady Art: Pahl© — Authorized Representative for BRADY ANTHONY PAHL©

Jurisdictions Covered: Article I §10, UCC Article 9, Trust Law, Equity Jurisdiction, and Private Membership Contracting.

COURSE PURPOSE

To teach members how to lawfully pledge an intangible—a non-physical right, asset, or chose-in-action—as collateral for credit, private mortgages, PMA-backed loans, or trust funding.

This course is built to shift members from debtor to holder in due course, using private-side remedies, living-issuer status, and constitutional money principles.

MODULE 1 — What Is an Intangible? (Legal + Spiritual + Ledger)

1.1 Legal Definition

Under UCC §9-102(a)(42) and §9-102(a)(49), intangibles include:

General intangibles
Payment intangibles
Software rights
Intellectual property
Contract rights
Digital assets
Ledger entries
Choses in action (claims)

1.2 Trust Definition

Under trust law, an intangible is property held for the benefit of another, including:

Signature energy
Birth-certificate-derived interests
Bonded estate identifiers
NFTTs
Stablecoin issuer rights
PMA membership data
Royalty streams
Private IOUs
Rights of action in equity

1.3 Constitutional Lens

Article I §10 says only gold and silver coin is money for the states, meaning everything else—including Federal Reserve credit, digital tokens, debits and credits—is inherently contractual.

Thus intangible collateral = contract law collateral.

This opens the door for private parties to pledge:

Trademark rights
Copyright
NFT (minted or unminted)
Ledger positions
Patent rights
PMA membership value
A promised performance
A “chose in action” (your right to sue)

MODULE 2 — Why Intangibles Are the New Collateral

2.1 The Modern System Is Already Intangible

Banks already accept:

Forward contracts
Swaps
Servicing rights
MSRs
Portfolio interests
Algorithmic IP
Credit enhancements
Software licenses
Tax credits (huge)

2.2 The Maxim of Equity

Equity regards as done that which ought to be done.

Meaning: If you declare an intangible and assign it correctly, equity treats it as vested collateral.

2.3 The PMA Advantage

Inside a PMA, you can:

Create a private contract lien
Issue private trust certificates
Assign membership value
Tokenize a right
Create internal valuation
Use private arbitration
Record notice in your UCC system

The PMA becomes the venue where the intangible exists, grows, and is pledged.

MODULE 3 — Forms of Intangible You Can Pledge

3.1 Intellectual Property

Trademark (your name, brand, PMA marks)
Copyright (content, declarations, books)
Patents
NFT metadata
Digital artworks
Algorithms

3.2 Claims + Rights

Right to future income
Right to sue (chose in action)
Right to royalties
Equity claims
Trust beneficiary rights
Reversionary interests

3.3 Digital + Crypto

NFTs
Metaverse land
Tokenized rights
Stablecoin collateral pools
Ledger identity
On-chain trust certificates

3.4 PMA-Based

Membership value
Tuition rights
Consulting rights
Future labor (lawfully limited)
Community asset valuation
Ecclesiastical trust property

MODULE 4 — How to Pledge an Intangible (Step-by-Step)

4.1 Declare the Intangible

A formal declaration of existence.

Template provided below.

4.2 Value the Intangible

You may determine:

Replacement value
Market analog
Income potential
Or internal PMA valuation

This is private and lawful.

4.3 Assign It to a Trust or PMA

You must not pledge it as you (God-given person).

You pledge it as Authorized Representative for the legal persona or trust.

4.4 Create a Security Agreement

Required under UCC §9-203(b).

4.5 File or Notice the Interest

Your options:

UCC-1 Financing Statement
PMA Ledger Record
Private County Recording
Blockchain Hash Record
Trust Minute Entry

4.6 Deliver the Collateral

For intangibles, “delivery” is:

Execution of assignment
Control of digital wallet
Transfer of ownership in a ledger
Acknowledgment by trustee

MODULE 5 — Template: Declaration of Pledged Intangible™

DECLARATION OF PLEDGED INTANGIBLE

By: Brady Art: Pahl©, Authorized Representative for BRADY ANTHONY PAHL©

Venue: Hire Power PMA

Date: ___________________

I, the undersigned, acting in authorized representative capacity, hereby declare the existence of the following intangible property:[Describe intangible: NFT, membership value, trademark, claim, copyright, etc.]
This intangible is recognized as property under UCC §9-102 and as trust corpus under general trust law.
I hereby assign and pledge the above intangible as collateral for the benefit of:[Name of lender, PMA, trust, mortgagee, or private party]
This pledge secures performance of:[Describe mortgage, loan, promise, performance, or trust agreement]
Delivery is effectuated by execution of this declaration and entry into the PMA ledger.
Equity recognizes this pledge as complete.Equity regards substance over form; equity will not suffer a wrong without a remedy.

By:

By: Brady Art: Pahl©

Authorized Representative for BRADY ANTHONY PAHL©

MODULE 6 — Mortgage Application with Intangible Collateral

In the Pro Se XY method, you may secure a mortgage by assigning:

NFT™
Trust certificate
Stablecoin issuer rights
PMA membership value
Royalty rights
Copyright portfolio
Future consulting rights

Your structure:

Trust or PMA holds the intangible
Trust issues a Collateral Certificate
Certificate is pledged to lender
You file a UCC-1 listing the certificate
You demand full accounting under RESPA, TILA, and 12 USC 2605
You negotiate a private mortgage using your private collateral

MODULE 7 — Remedies & Jurisdictional Shields

7.1 Constitutional

No state may impair the obligation of contracts (Art I §10)
Your private pledge is a contract
PMA activity is outside public jurisdiction

7.2 Equity

“He who seeks equity must do equity” → your pledge creates equitable consideration
“The law helps the vigilant” → your filing protects priority
“Equity acts in personam” → your PMA shields the activity

7.3 Trust