Every read leaves a receipt.
A company looking at a single field is logged with who, what, when and under which contract.
READ address.current → signed ✓
AI is accelerating everything. Data is produced, copied and shredded at machine speed. Atrustos is the core underneath: every peek, transmission and touch is signed, logged and governed by the one it belongs to.
Your bank, your employer, your doctor, your phone carrier: each one holds a piece of you. Atrustos gives all of it one place to answer to. Every read, change and share runs on your contract, and every one is logged.
Identity first.
Contract second.
Access last.
Atrustos records all three on a blockchain.
Every party answers for what they touch.
A company looking at a single field is logged with who, what, when and under which contract.
READ address.current → signed ✓
Invoices, contracts and documents move sealed end to end, bound to a verified sender and recipient.
SEND invoice#2291 → sealed ✓
Edits are signed by the owner's keys on their own device. History is append-only. Truth can't be rewritten.
UPDATE phone → signed by owner ✓
Over your identity, your data and every agreement that touches your life. That's the mission. This is how it shows up, every day:
Your data, encrypted with keys only you hold.
One tap with a verified identity. Every account is a real person.
Every request proves who is asking, and under which contract.
Bills reach verified people and settle with proof on both sides.
Agreements signed on your phone and sealed for good.
See every read, change and share of your data, live.
People, companies, governments and AI systems all connect to one core. Between every one of them sits a contract. No contract, no data. Tap a node to follow its traffic.
Four things people and companies do every day, rebuilt on proof. Every step is verified, signed and visible to the one who owns the data.
You decide what a company can see, for exactly how long, and you can revoke it any time you want.
See revoking in actionUpdated agreements land in your vault. No signature, no access. Every version is provable.
Diego's storyDelivered to a verified human, opened with a signed receipt, paid with proof on both sides.
Amara's storyPending until the issuer confirms it. Revoked everywhere the moment the issuer pulls it.
Tom's storyPermission is a live connection, not a copy. Flip it off and the next read fails, instantly, everywhere. No emails to support. No "we'll delete it within 30 days". Try it.
No one fills in their login details twice. No one can lie about who they are. Every identity is confirmed by accredited verifiers in the country that issued the passport.
Companies know the invoice landed with the verified recipient, when it was opened and when it was paid. Proof, not hope.
Bots and synthetic identities can't pass a passport chip, a live check and an accredited verifier. Your counterpart is who they say they are.
Verification is anchored in the legal system of the passport holder's own country, so it holds up where it matters.
Systems can use the Atrustos core to exchange data with each other. That's the point. But not a single field opens without the owner's contract.
Read it, edit it, export it, delete it. No contract needed. It's yours.
Access only through a contract you approved: exact fields, exact purpose, exact duration.
Approve, sign, read and revoke with your fingerprint. Your keys live here.
Everything the app does, in the browser. Log in by scanning a code; the key never leaves your phone.
Invoices, letters and contracts to verified people, with team roles and a full audit trail.
Verified login, contracts and live data reads in a few calls. Keys, webhooks, SDKs.
The core infrastructure for owned data. A verified identity for every person and company, and a signed, logged contract behind every piece of data that moves between them. Built to the eID 2.0 standard.
Everyone who touches data. Atrustos is neutral, global infrastructure that people, companies, governments and AI systems all connect to, under one rule: every access runs on the owner's contract.
No. Your data is encrypted with keys that live only on your device. The ledger stores signatures and proofs, never the data itself. We don't sell data. We prove truth.
The passport chip is read on the phone, a live check confirms the holder, and accredited verifiers in the passport's issuing country confirm the identity. Keys are then created in the phone's secure hardware.
The connection closes and the next read fails. Companies hold a revocable connection, not a copy, so there's nothing left behind to chase. The revocation itself is signed and logged.
You lose the device, not your identity. Restore on a new one with your recovery phrase, backed by trusted human authorities, never an admin reset.
Join the network where every byte is signed, every access is a contract and nothing is hidden.
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