⛓️Smart Contracts & On-Chain Anchoring

Verification means nothing without auditability. Once a data item is verified, its proof hash and result are recorded on-chain using smart contracts.

What Goes On-Chain:

  • Proof hash (ZKP commitment or checksum)

  • Timestamp

  • Source type (e.g., file, API, transaction log)

  • Score metadata (risk level, validator ID)

Chain Support:

Initially deployed on Ethereum, with plans to expand to other EVM-compatible chains and modular L2s (e.g., Optimism, Arbitrum, zkSync).

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