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Connect off-chain statements, governance evidence, and service actions to identifiable sources.
A blockchain transaction does not explain every off-chain claim behind it. Signed records can add source and document context where your application needs evidence from outside the chain.
An asset description may reference documents whose source and version are unclear.
Sign the statement and document fingerprints under an identified issuer, linking the record to the application’s asset reference.
Check issuer, integrity, and status, then independently examine the real-world asset and the authority behind the claim.
A traceable statement without treating a signature as proof of asset ownership.
Proposal documents can change while participants discuss or review them.
Record the proposal package fingerprint, submitting identity, version, and relevant review references before the decision process.
Compare the package under discussion with the recorded version and identify revised materials explicitly.
A shared reference for which proposal information was presented to participants.
An application may rely on automated services without a clear record of their reported work.
Give each service an identity and create receipts for configured tasks, input references, and reported outcomes.
Inspect the receipts alongside independently checked chain events and investigate discrepancies through the application’s operations process.
A view of the off-chain activity surrounding an integrated workflow.
Put it into practice
Start with the capability your first use case needs. Add others as your process grows.
Turn a credential, approval, or statement into a digitally signed record with an identifiable issuer.
Manage the organizations, issuing identities, and public keys used to check your digital records.
Create signed receipts that describe what a person, service, or AI agent reported doing.
Define the issuing identities and external references your application will trust. Chain access, wallets, and any transaction execution require separate integration and authorization.
Use cases describe how to apply the platform. Your workflow may need APIs, external systems, and configuration; available features depend on your plan.
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