Platform — Ledger

Every movement,recorded

At the centre of the platform is one ledger: append-only, hash-linked and under dual control. It is designed to be the record of what actually happened — one nobody can edit, and anyone entitled to can verify.

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01 — One ledger

One ledger. Every movement.

Accounts, payments, FX and controls in a single programmable system — visible to the cent, auditable to the event. This is the workspace being built on top of it.

Illustrative workspace · demo data, not a live account

02 — How it is built

A record nobody can edit.

Three properties carry the weight, and the rest follow from them.

01

Append-only

Entries are added, never changed. A correction is a new entry that reverses the old one, so the mistake and its repair both stay on the record.

02

Hash-linked

Each entry carries the fingerprint of the one before it. Alter any entry and every link after it breaks — tampering is not hidden, it is evident.

03

Dual control

Movements above your policy's threshold wait for more than one approver. No single person moves money alone, and the approvals are written to the ledger too.

04

Every event announced

Each posting is published as an event — credit posted, approval required, payment settled — for the platform's services and for your own systems.

05

Attestations on the record

Identity results are written as signed attestations: who was proved, when, and by which checks — evidence a later decision can rely on.

06

Audit-ready by construction

Reporting reads from the ledger itself, not from a copy assembled afterwards. The audit trail is the record, not a summary of it.

03 — The life of an entry

Proposed, approved, written, proved.

How a movement is designed to become a line in the ledger — and why it can be trusted once it is there.

  1. 01

    Propose

    A payment, a payroll run or a transfer between accounts is proposed — by a person, a rule or an API call.

  2. 02

    Approve

    Policy decides who must agree. Above the threshold, a second hand is required before anything is written.

  3. 03

    Post

    The entry is appended and linked to the one before it. From here it can be reversed by a new entry, never edited.

  4. 04

    Prove

    Anyone entitled to can walk the chain and confirm it is whole — the auditor, the regulator, or your own finance team.

04 — Get in touch

Put iton the record

Talk to us about the ledger, the controls on it and how your own systems would read from it.