Verify any anchor.
Independent. Tamper-evident. Bitcoin-anchored. Paste any SHA-256 hash to verify it against the Knox chain.
Agents
six →Document verification, registry lookup, counter-party anchoring, lien registry, continuous monitoring, and custody transfer. Each wraps the primitive for a class of verification.
Categories
nine →Financial services, federal contracting, healthcare, legal, supply chain, regulated commerce, precious metals, real estate, defense. One primitive, nine verticals.
Knox receipts have not yet been tested in litigation. The cryptographic primitives — Merkle proofs, hash chains, and Ed25519 / P-256 signatures — are well-established and standardized (RFC 8785 for canonical JSON, RFC 8032 for Ed25519, RFC 6979 for deterministic ECDSA). External Bitcoin anchoring uses the OpenTimestamps protocol (opentimestamps.org). The legal admissibility of any specific receipt format depends on jurisdiction, judge, and case posture. Bonis Systems LLC makes no representation that a Knox receipt will be admitted in any particular proceeding.