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this post was submitted on 09 Sep 2023
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Your correct, technically it is a guaranteed basic income. The newsletter I heard about it from was one that promotes UBI so I got mixed up.
Technically it's not. If they go bankrupt somehow or defraud their customer base, there's very little recourse from the users.
It is as guaranteed as a company can provide. IF they operate honestly, I see no reason they would go bankrupt. I would assume the users would have recourse via small claims court or possibly other courts if they fail to provide what they agree to provide.