The truth layer for tokenized assets.
DTCC tokenization registry integration. MiCA whitepaper lookup. MiFID II classification flags. Daily on-chain backing audits — signed and timestamped.
Tokenize. Then prove it's real.
Tokenization is the easy part. What auditors, regulators, and counterparties want is continuous evidence that what's on-chain matches what's been claimed off-chain. Witness is that evidence layer.
On every token, every day.
Issuer attestation lineage
Cryptographic chain of attestations from issuance to today. No retroactive edits. Auditors can verify the math themselves.
On-chain reserves match
Daily check: claimed reserves vs verified on-chain holdings. Discrepancies flagged with severity. Health Score per token.
Whitepaper registry lookup
Direct lookup against the MiCA whitepaper registry. Flag tokens offered without CASP authorization in EU jurisdictions.
DTCC integration
Provenance from registry day-zero. Track tokens that originate from DTCC's tokenization service through their full secondary lifecycle.
MiFID II classification
Auto-flag tokens that qualify as transferable securities under EU rules. Route execution through MiFID-compliant venues only.
Signed evidence bundles
Export the audit trail as a signed PDF bundle. Send it to your auditor. They re-verify on-chain in minutes.
Built for the people who carry the risk.
Tokenize with confidence — the evidence layer is wired in from day one.
Stop chasing screenshots. Witness exports a signed audit trail per asset, per day, per regulator.
Verify what you're holding. Witness gives you continuous attestation, not point-in-time PDFs.
Where AI fits — and where it doesn't.
The verification is on-chain math. Backing checks come from on-chain reads against issuer reserves. Discrepancy is arithmetic, not opinion.
The narration is AI. The LLM writes the human-readable summary, the timeline, the activity feed. The math and the explanation appear side by side — auditors trust the first, regulators read the second.
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