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The thesis

Most business software asks you to trust what it reports.

Every platform delivers the same shape of record: a private, self-auditing ledger with a named operator answerable for it — and a relying party who can check it without asking anyone. The market is busy tokenising real-world assets; the scarce thing is not the wrapper but a record worth wrapping. We build the record, and we hand you the means to prove it.

A skeleton watch face, its gold movement open to inspection
An engine you can see through.

  • A private cryptographic ledger

    Append-only records that cannot be rewritten behind you: the property a blockchain is usually bought for, without the node, the token or the governance.

  • Event-sourced by construction

    The audit trail is not a feature someone remembered to add — it is the thing the product is made of.

  • Deterministic intelligence

    Every score, confidence and projection shows its working, and says so when the data is too thin to call — so your team defends a number it understands, never one it inherited.

  • Open standards, not lock-in

    GS1 EPCIS 2.0, GS1 Digital Link, Peppol UBL 2.1, JSON Schema 2020-12, OAuth 2.0 — records leave in formats other systems already read, so integration is a sprint, not a programme.

  • Tenancy as a boundary

    Per-tenant isolation, role-scoped access, encryption at rest, and an audit trail over who looked as well as who changed — the posture your security team asks for on day one, already in place.

  • Portable by default

    Full export at any time in a documented open format.

Public standards implemented across the family

  • AES-256-GCM
  • Australian Privacy Principle 12
  • GHG Protocol Scope 1/2/3
  • GS1 Digital Link
  • GS1 EPCIS 2.0
  • HMAC-SHA-256
  • ISO 4217
  • JSON Schema 2020-12
  • JSON-LD
  • OASIS UBL 2.1
  • OAuth 2.0
  • Peppol BIS Billing 3.0
  • SDMX-CSV 2.1
  • SHA-256

Implemented against the published specifications.

The mechanism

How a record becomes checkable

Per-platform technology profiles

  1. Three of our specifications are public right now — the Seal1618 sealed-evidence formats at creation1618.com/verify, and AssetDNA’s export format and inbound connector contract — and the connector ships an in-browser conformance validator you can run against your own feed before you ever contact us.

  2. An AssetDNA record export is checkable offline with standard tooling in any language, so the verification does not depend on our systems, our company, or our continued existence.

  3. TraceX emits supply-chain events and invoices in open external standards we do not control, so your records leave in formats other systems already read.

  4. The ledgers are self-auditing, and anyone handed a record can check it for themselves.

Everything above is stated so you can test it — several of the checks need no account and no call to us.

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