On-chain ledger · v1

Every anchor, in order.

Each entry records one anchored proof — a token certificate, its revocation, a wallet admission. Entries are chained: every hash covers the hash before it, so the sequence can be checked without trusting our database.

Entries

3

Tokens

1

Networks shown

1

Chain verified · 3 entries re-hashed

Each entry stores the hash of the entry before it, so any edit to a past entry breaks every hash after it.

head b4ba6861282199ce2ba20dc3…68e20049e8e6 · index 3

Ledger entries

newest first

#TypeRecordNetworkWalletEntry hashAnchored
2token

TEST - end-to-end check document

TT-NFT-A6E9-9D7F

Polygon0x000000…00dEaD383fa2c790…45d7bf

What is not on the ledger

No document, media file or personal detail is written to an entry: only a title, a public code, a wallet address and the hash of the metadata. The sealed file stays private and is released only to the member it was issued to.