Trust
OwlVerify is built around clarity: what is stored, what is anchored, and what is never written to the ledger as raw content.
What OwlVerify stores
We store what’s needed to verify—cryptographic hashes, proof metadata, and references that tie your submission to an anchored record. That’s different from warehousing every file you ever touched as a long-term archive, unless your product explicitly does that.
What goes to Hedera
The hash and proof record (and related metadata) are what get anchored. Your underlying file or payload is not published to the ledger as-is. Verification compares new content against the recorded proof—it doesn’t require dumping your private data on-chain.
What “verified” means
Verified here means: the content you submitted produces the same hash as the proof you recorded—or it doesn’t. We’re not certifying business claims, regulatory compliance, or whether a document is “true”; we’re giving you a technical integrity signal.
Who can verify
Your organization controls who creates proofs and who runs verifications. You can also share a verification link when you want someone else to check without an account—only when you choose.
Operational security
Treat API keys and accounts like any production system. OwlVerify adds integrity proofing; it doesn’t replace your broader security program.
Optional capabilities (where enabled)
- Extended retention or storage options for teams that need them
- Activity views for accountability
- Dashboards for proofs and verification history