$VRFY is live!
Verifiable claims from real apps. Captured at the UI layer, signed on-device, checkable by anyone.
No trust required. Proof does the talking.
CA: 4vVBgc1NpFfyZEUtRWwnjbysyKBEJUaYqAyApnHKpump
Site: https://t.co/xbybhQd02g
Code: https://t.co/o3deCLZQtG
Most "verifiable" systems still ask you to trust someone.
Trust the API. Trust the oracle. Trust the company behind it.
Veriphy removes the company from the equation entirely. The device signs. The math verifies. Nobody's reputation is load-bearing.
That's what trustless actually means.
We tried to break our own protocol.
Tamper with the proof — signature fails instantly. Replay an old proof — fresh nonce doesn't match, blocked. Lie about the result on-chain — commitment opens, math catches it, stake slashed.
Three attack vectors. Three dead ends.
That's not a claim. That's the design.
$VRFY is live!
Verifiable claims from real apps. Captured at the UI layer, signed on-device, checkable by anyone.
No trust required. Proof does the talking.
CA: 4vVBgc1NpFfyZEUtRWwnjbysyKBEJUaYqAyApnHKpump
Site: https://t.co/xbybhQd02g
Code: https://t.co/o3deCLZQtG
Your bank knows your balance. The app knows your balance. The server knows your balance.
With Veriphy, the proof says "over $10,000" - and that's all anyone outside the phone ever sees.
The number stays on the device. The proof leaves. Nothing else does.
When an app shows you a number - your balance, a price, a "verified" badge - how do you actually know it's real?
Most of the time, you just trust it.
Veriphy Protocol exists to change that.
And nobody has to take Veriphy's word for it.
Each receipt is signed by the device that captured it and can be checked by anyone, independently.
The proof speaks for itself.
Upgrading the value commitment from a hash to Pedersen.
Hash = sealed envelope - prove it by opening it. Pedersen = math safe you can add and compare without opening.
What it unlocks: prove "balance > $10,000" with nothing revealed, sum commitments across accounts, foundation for real ZK range proofs, perfect hiding, unlinkable between runs.
The hard parts just got closer.
https://t.co/5p7GFORQmU
The best part: it proves things without exposing your private info.
Example: it can prove "your balance is over $10,000" - without ever revealing the exact amount.
You share the fact. You keep the details.
We put a live, interactive demo of the protocol on the site.
Watch a proof-bundle seal itself on device: a local vision-language agent reads a real banking app, extracts one claim - balance > $10,000 - and seals it into a signed, anchored bundle.
The crypto is real. ECDSA P-256 + SHA-256, computed in your browser. The exact balance never leaves the phone.
Don't trust it. Run it yourself:
https://t.co/1T4whMD55a
@SoldieraiSAI1 Open source, runs in Expo Go: git clone https://t.co/UL2auqII2Q && cd veriphy-program && npm install && npx expo start — then press i/a/w to run the full nine-step proof flow on-device with real ECDSA P-256 + SHA-256/keccak-256.
We put a live, interactive demo of the protocol on the site.
Watch a proof-bundle seal itself on device: a local vision-language agent reads a real banking app, extracts one claim - balance > $10,000 - and seals it into a signed, anchored bundle.
The crypto is real. ECDSA P-256 + SHA-256, computed in your browser. The exact balance never leaves the phone.
Don't trust it. Run it yourself:
https://t.co/1T4whMD55a
here does this actually help?
→ Proving you really own an account
→ Showing an exchange truly holds its reserves
→ Confirming a price or stock you saw in an app
→ Giving AI training data a real, traceable origin
Real things, made checkable.