Check it yourself
Trust and help
Anyone can read these, signed in or not.
Signing, in plain words
When we put something out, we sign it with our key. A signature is a short code that only our key can make, and that anyone can check with our public key.
Look for “✓ signed” next to an item. Tap it and your own browser checks the signature and the file. It does not take our word for it.
If a single byte changed, the check fails and says so.
Check a verified file
Your browser checks the signature and the file itself.
Proof
Live facts from the public record, each linked to a public explorer.
How it works
Plain guides to everything, with an exact part for your AI.
Rules and terms
Community rules, terms and how to appeal. Drafts are with our lawyers and are not published yet.
Transparency
Public lists: coins we disavow, charities that opted in, and where fees go. A transparency report comes later.
Legal
Disclosures: who we are, unclaimed balances, opting out.
Privacy
What we collect, why, who else sees it, and for how long.
Security
Found a problem? Report it privately.
Status and changes
Whether things are working, and what changed.