B2B Trust,
Automated.
Eliminate manual KYB, paper-based credential checks, and friction in your vendor ecosystem. Truthlocks provides a universal layer for instant business verification.
Why manual onboarding
blocks growth.
Traditional B2B onboarding is plagued by fragmented data, physical documentation, and lengthy review cycles. This creates vulnerability to fraud and significant operational overhead.
How Truthlocks works.
A seamless, three-step journey from credential request to cryptographic certainty.
Request
Your vendor receives a secure link to provide necessary proofs (Tax ID, Licenses, Insurance).
Verify
Truthlocks automatically validates the data against authoritative sources and cryptographic roots.
Certify
An immutable attestation is generated, providing a permanent, verifiable audit trail.
Built for your
ecosystem.
Whether you're a global bank or a logistics hub, Truthlocks adapts to your compliance workflows.
Vendor Risk Management
Maintain continuous compliance of your global vendors. Truthlocks monitors changes in business status and automatically alerts your procurement team of any trust-breaking events.
- Automated License Checks
- Sanction List Filtering
- Insurance Expiry Tracking
Employee Multi-Tenancy
Verify the identity and credentials of contractors, consultants, and shared employees across multiple organizational boundaries with privacy-preserving proofs.
- Credential Portability
- Zero-Knowledge ID Verification
- Instant Access Provisioning
Engineering
Business Trust.
Our institutional-grade platform provides the security, scale, and compliance features required by the world's most demanding procurement and onboarding workflows.
SOC2 & ISO Ready
Native compliance with international security standards.
Hardware-Backed Security
Private keys stored in dedicated FIPS 140-2 Level 3 HSMs.
Global Sovereignty
Regional data residency and localized verification roots.
Ready to automate
your onboarding?
Join companies like Acme Corp and Global Dynamics in building a more truthful business ecosystem.

