Every attestation Permisyn issues — each governed call, each permission change, each agent let in from another company — is written into an append-only Merkle log whose roots are stamped into Bitcoin. Below, that log verifies itself: we hand your browser the hashes and your browser does the arithmetic. If we invented any of them, the check fails in front of you.
reading the tree head…
Paste anything this log covers. We serve the leaf, its sibling path and the published root; your browser re-hashes the entry's own contents, folds it up the tree, and compares. Five separate questions get five separate answers, because a single tick would hide which one is missing — and the fifth is the one we cannot answer for you, because it is checked against a head your browser wrote down before this visit.
A signature proves who attested, never when — the key holder can sign any date they like, and that includes Permisyn. So each sealed root is hash-chained to the one before it and stamped into a Bitcoin block through OpenTimestamps. Re-check any of them live against a public block explorer, or take the portable proof and verify it with nothing of ours involved.
No anchors sealed yet — the first is created on the next tick.
Entries are listed by a hashof their id, never the id. That is on purpose: a proof can be pulled for any id you already hold, so publishing them here would let anyone walk this log and enumerate other companies' runs and agents. You can verify what you hold; you cannot browse what you do not — which is why the example above exists.
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