A single person on GGNomad might wear several hats: a traveler who books a getaway, a host who rents a cabin, an operator who runs tours. The platform has to let identity flex across all of them without losing control.
GGNomad runs as a governed, multi-role marketplace. One identity can hold many roles, but every action is scoped by role, every data field is protected by the platform's role-based access control, and every change is attributable. Crucially, GGNomad doesn't reinvent any of this — identity and authorization are inherited from the Burdenoff platform.
That's how a marketplace stays secure and auditable even as people move fluidly between roles.
Illustrative scenario — describing the identity and access model the platform is built on.
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