uvu.life is a draft pilot site published by the proposing party so that two proposals now before Utah Valley University, their complete commercial terms, and the conflict of interest behind them can be read by anyone rather than circulated privately. It will be replaced by the real thing if, and only if, the university decides to proceed.
Not affiliated with Utah Valley University. This site is published by Digital World and the Clear companies as the proposing party. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by or authored on behalf of Utah Valley University. The UVU Life lockup shown here is a proposed program mark submitted for the university's review and approval; it has not been approved, is not a UVU brand asset, and it is not used as an indication of origin or endorsement. References to Utah Valley University, its offices, its programs, GreenBucks, the UVU Gift Card, OneCard and named campus merchants are descriptive references to the subject of the proposals. All marks belong to their respective owners.
No agreement exists. No contract, subaward, partnership or approval is in place with Utah Valley University, the State of Utah, any named third party partner, or any ticketing, payment or housing provider named in the proposals. Nothing on this site is an offer, a commitment, or a representation that any described capability is available. Every figure is a proposed term, subject to university procurement, sponsor budget approval and negotiation, and is drawn from publicly published sources as of September 3, 2026 that must be confirmed before contracting. Transaction volume figures are illustrative and require modelling by the university's controller.
Not legal advice. Statutory characterisations on this site are advocacy positions offered in support of the proposals. Counsel for the university, the Utah Department of Financial Institutions, the Utah Antidiscrimination and Labor Division and the state Division of Finance should confirm the posture on money transmission, tender acceptance, merchant fee treatment, electronic signature admissibility, fair housing and automated matching, and federal cash management before any corresponding phase gate. The proposed engagement with an open standards foundation is a funded intention, not an existing arrangement.
