For over two years, Haploos has administered the Washington State Department of Commerce Housing Division's Community Inclusion Program under SB 5793 — building its governance framework from the ground up and running every payment through our purpose-built platform.
If your agency owes money to residents — recurring or one-time, large rolls or small pilots — we build the payment rail around your program's rules.
The SB 5793 model: compensating community members with lived experience who serve on state workgroups — stipends, travel, and dependent care, paid with dignity instead of paperwork.
Monthly payments to enrolled residents — pilots, participant stipends, caregiver compensation. Recipients verified once, paid reliably every cycle, no check ever printed.
Disaster relief, emergency assistance, utility and rent support. When people are in crisis, the payment has to arrive in real time — and reach the unbanked too.
When a community is owed money — settlements, refunds, restitution — delivery is the promise kept. Verified recipients, documented delivery, closed loop.
A compensation program only works if it lowers barriers instead of adding them. Many participants can't afford to front costs and wait for reimbursement — a participant traveling to a workgroup meeting may need to buy lunch that same day. The program has to meet people where they are.
Community dollars are watched — by the Office of Equity, the legislature, auditors and the press. Every payment on the Haploos platform is tied to an active, dated eligibility self-attestation, the payment type, the business unit billed, the requesting program manager, the approving supervisor, the venue and the workgroup. Traceable end-to-end.
Our data security isn't a proposed plan — it passed a six-month Commerce IT review against WaTech state security standards.
