Trust & disclosures
The framework, and the data to audit it.
We provide the regulatory framework and the auditable data behind every verdict.
What invalidates an attestation
An attestation is invalid if any of these is true:
- The issuer that signed it no longer holds a current registration.
- The attestation is past its renewal deadline.
- The deposit has fallen below what its assurance grade requires.
What you can hold us to
Free verification
Checking an attestation costs nothing for whoever runs the check.
Published schedule, automatic expiry
Attestations renew on a public schedule. A missed renewal drops the status to not verified.
The privacy boundary
The verification flow asks for no personal data, stores none, and keeps none in transaction records. An attestation links an endpoint to an issuer's signature — never to a person's identity documents.
Whose decision the verdict is
The verdict is advice, not a decision. Whether to transact with an endpoint marked "unknown" or "not verified" is always the checking party's own call — never ours.
One direction pays, never the reader
Inside the trust perimeter nobody reveals who they are: each side presents proof that an accountable party stands behind it, and pays only for the work its own attestation covers.
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