REGISTRY · PUBLIC PROOF · APPEND-ONLY · HASH-ONLY · FAIL-CLOSED

Public proof registry

The Registry is the public proof layer of the HBCE stack. It stores minimized public evidence through an append-only, hash-only ledger used by deterministic verification workflows.

If the registry is unreachable, invalid, or non-deterministic, the correct system posture is NON-OPERATIONAL.

POSITION IN THE STACK

In the HBCE architecture: IPR provides attribution, Joker-C2 governs execution, Registry publishes public proof, and Verify reproduces deterministic validation.

Activate Verify Specifications Home

Registry viewer

STATE: LOADING MODE: APPEND_ONLY PUBLIC: HASH_ONLY VERIFY: DETERMINISTIC FAIL: FAIL_CLOSED

LOADING LEDGER…

Registry stats

entries— issuer— network— proto— rules— source—

Open ledger.json

Lookup by SHA-256

Paste a SHA-256 (lowercase hex, 64 chars) to check if public proof is present in the registry.

Lookup requires an operational registry (fail-closed).

Latest public proofs

Read-only view of the latest registry entries. The registry exposes minimized public evidence only.

latest entries —

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Canonical sequence: Activate · Create · Registry · Verify

Registry rule

The registry is append-only and public-facing in hash-only form. Historical evidence is extended, not rewritten. Personal data must not be published into the public ledger.

(rules will be displayed here when registry loads)