Silent risks that cost you
When a number can be changed unnoticed, both trust and money are at stake.
Simple in 3 steps
- 1
Enter information
You fill in the document info as usual — no crypto wallet or technical know-how needed.
- 2
Seal the proof
The system creates a “digital fingerprint” of the info and seals it on a public ledger.
- 3
Verify anytime
Later, just compare: if one character changed, the system instantly flags “altered”.
Pick your scenario
Demos for the most common problems. Click any to try it.
E-Invoice & Financial Document
Enter invoice metadata (number, tax ID, total, issue date). The system creates a keccak256 fingerprint and anchors it on the ledger. Alter any character to trigger a "Tamper detected" state, proving integrity.
Open toolFund Disbursal & Supply Chain
Trigger a multi-step workflow (Approved → Disbursed → Received) linked by a unique fund ID. Each state transition is written sequentially on-chain, forming an immutable audit trail.
Open toolCore KYC & Credit Profile
Submit a mock KYC/credit assessment profile. The system hashes the frozen profile state at that exact millisecond and registers it on-chain, preventing internal manipulation or retrospective backdating.
Open toolDiplomas & Certificates
The school seals the credential data (serial number, registry number, name, major, classification) at issuance. An employer re-enters the info on the diploma to check it: a single forged detail is caught instantly.
Open toolOne trust layer the whole ecosystem builds on
Not a single app — DXA Trustway and every business case seal and verify on one shared, trusted ledger.
Hybrid model: your data stays private — only an irreversible “fingerprint” is sealed on a public chain so anyone can verify it. A private / consortium chain can serve internal needs; this sandbox currently uses a public chain.
Why you can trust it
Four guarantees behind every proof.
Authorized issuers only
For each document type, only authorized organizations can seal proofs — so every record has a trusted origin.
Cannot be edited or erased
Proof lives on a distributed public ledger — no single party can alter or remove it.
Your data stays private
Only a “fingerprint” is public; your real content never leaves your system.
Timestamp & provenance
Each proof carries an objective timestamp and its issuer — proving “who had what, and when”.