An open standard for trust

Blockchains prove that a transaction happened. They say nothing about who is on the other side. Noventia records that part, with facts anyone can check.

How it works

Facts are read from the chain. Rules turn facts into records, and the rules are public. Every record can be recomputed by anyone. When a record is disputed, a case opens and its outcome is public too.

The method and every report already live on noventia.xyz. Records attested on Solana, verifiable without Noventia, are planned.

Private by design

A record shows only what its owner opens. Later, private proofs will let a person show a fact about their history, such as holding for a year, without showing their wallets.

Every record will carry post-quantum signatures, so records signed today stay valid for decades.

Private proofs and post-quantum signatures are planned.

Who sets the rules

The standard is designed to be governed by its members. A council of established projects, one seat each, proposes and approves changes. A house for users can stop a change that harms them. Noventia operates the standard and holds one seat with one vote.

Planned. Today Noventia sets the rules and publishes every change with its date.

Rules that do not change

  • We never ask for a seed phrase or a private key.
  • We never hold your funds. A transaction appears in your wallet only after an action you started, and you confirm it there.
  • There is no single score per person. A passport shows facts and the branches they build.
  • Every fact links to the transaction it comes from.
  • Your private branches stay private until you open them to someone.
  • We do not sell data.

For institutions

Exchanges, funds, lenders and researchers can read the method and the reports today. To talk about the standard or early access to the API, write to us.