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The Open Trust Infrastructure for the Verifiable Internet
Join and build sovereign digital trust ecosystems. Attach verifiable credentials to your services and agents, and make them identifiable, verifiable, and discoverable.
Verana, in three parts
Ecosystems, identity, discovery
Three parts, one mechanism: sovereign ecosystems define who is accredited, verifiable identity proves it before any connection, and the Trust Graph makes it discoverable.
Trust Ecosystems
Join or build ecosystems that issue and verify any credential. Each ecosystem self-defines its schemas, governance framework, participants, and business model.
ExploreVerifiable Trust
Identify any service and the organization or person that controls it, and verify it before you connect.
Verify first. Then connect.
ExploreThe Trust Graph
Discover services and ecosystems by the credentials they hold, ranked by trust. A first-class surface for AI-agent discovery.
ExploreLive from testnet
Watch verify-first work
Resolve a real DID and see its Proof-of-Trust: the service, the organization behind it, and the verified chain up to the ecosystem root.
Testnet Ecosystems
Latest trusted ecosystems
The newest ecosystems that trust-resolve as TRUSTED against the public registry.
Use cases
One trust infrastructure, many entry points
Overlapping lenses, not silos: a bank doing reusable KYC today runs AI agents tomorrow. They all converge on the same verify-first primitive.
Governments
National identity is siloed: every bank and agency re-verifies people from scratch, and the state has no neutral rail to let the private sector rely on its credentials.
Enterprise & human credentials
Employee access, partner onboarding, and B2B trust all rest on accounts, PDFs, and claims nobody can verify. An ISO certificate is a logo on a slide.
Connected objects (IoT)
Millions of devices authenticate with baked-in secrets. When one is compromised or spoofed, nothing distinguishes a genuine meter from a fake one.
Agentic AI
AI agents act at machine speed with no provable identity: anything can claim to be the support agent of Bank X, and no action is attributable to a responsible party.
Open standards, Apache-2.0 code, a permissionless public network, neutral governance. Owned by no one.