Marketplaces and networks
Coordinate seller or member identity, evidence-backed verification, credentials, and public proof without publishing private source records.
Discuss a workflowSolutions
Trust rails for systems where accountability cannot be optional.
TrustProtocol helps platforms and institutions coordinate identity, evidence, credentials, reputation signals, and public proof while keeping authority and privacy boundaries explicit.
Adoption patterns
Begin with the trust problem, then compose the right layers.
Financial and regulated platforms
Support identity, KYB, evidence review, consent, audit history, and risk escalation with explicit human authority.
Plan a pilotDeveloper ecosystems
Embed trust checks, credential validation, and governed proof reads through scoped integrations and event delivery.
Explore developer accessInstitutions and programmes
Create reusable verification and credential pathways across accountable organizations with local governance in view.
Request pilot accessOperating boundaries
Governance is part of the product surface.
The infrastructure is designed to support reviewable outcomes, bounded exposure, and accountable intervention.
- High-risk decisions retain explicit human or institutional authorization.
- Public proof excludes identity files, private evidence, vendor responses, and internal review notes.
- Trust outcomes expose provenance, reason codes, review paths, and expiry behavior where applicable.
- Sensitive personal data stays off-chain; only proof anchors and tamper-evident metadata may be anchored.
Institutional pilot
Bring one defined workflow, one accountable owner, and one clear outcome.
The controlled pilot route is for teams evaluating a specific verification, credential, or trust exchange workflow. Individual users can create an account directly.