Verification · TIP-4
Anyone holding an object ID can confirm what was asserted, when, on what evidence — without trusting Censio's word for it. Verification never routes through Censio's servers.
CensioCert™ · TIP — the Trust Intelligence Protocol™, a Censio invention · blockchain anchoring · active partner discussions underway
Reference surface · try a certified document or enter any object ID to inspect the record schema
What Censio does
Censio is the layer between AI and the decisions made on it. Every AI-assisted assessment is issued as a Trust Object — calibrated confidence, the complete evidence set and an integrity seal — and anyone can verify it, without trusting Censio, under TIP, the Trust Intelligence Protocol™.
A hazard report reaches the vehicle. Censio grades whether it is true and fresh before the car acts; a cryptographic warrant authorises the reroute at machine speed, verified on-device; and the whole decision is recorded, so it can be replayed and defended later. The vehicle never acts on an unverified rumour.
Censio’s own invention: the open standard that records, seals, anchors, verifies and supersedes every machine-judgment record. Verification never routes through the issuer — a phone, a controller or a regulator can check a record from the sealed evidence alone. Read the specification →
Chain of proof
Methodology — how the confidence was computed
Compliance Model v3.1 Published · archived · replayable
Calibration means 94% behaves like 94%: of records scored in this band, ~94% resolve true. Calibration is audited against outcomes and published with each methodology version.
Evidence composition 52 sources
Tier 1 registers · regulators · commercial intelligence · enterprise systems. Every source carries its own reliability history in the Trust Graph; conflicting evidence is preserved in the record, never discarded.
Version 12 of 12 · chain unbroken since v1 · supersession monitored
Anchoring rails — the chain methodology, TIP-3
RAIL 1 · QUALIFIED TIMESTAMP
eIDAS-qualified timestamping
RFC 3161 tokens from a qualified authority — legally recognised proof of existence under eIDAS. The regulator-facing rail.
RAIL 2 · PUBLIC-CHAIN ANCHOR
Chain-agnostic Merkle commitment
Each epoch’s root is a single 32-byte commitment — carried by any public network. Immutable, censorship-resistant, independently checkable. Partner discussions underway.
RAIL DOCTRINE · PARALLEL
Any intact rail verifies
Rails run in parallel and cross-check. Verification succeeds on any intact rail; only the root ever leaves the issuer — never evidence, never customer data.
RAIL DOCTRINE · PARALLEL
Any intact rail verifies
Rails run in parallel and cross-check. Verification succeeds on any intact rail; only the root ever leaves the issuer — never evidence, never customer data.
Rail selection criteria — what the public rail must prove
Network classes shown are compatibility targets of the TIP-3 design, not commitments or endorsements. The protocol requires only that a network carry a 32-byte commitment durably.
Published methodologies — versioned, archived, replayable
Every methodology version is archived under TIP-1: any historic record can be inspected — and replayed — under the exact version that produced it. Nothing is scored by an unpublished method.
The anchoring pipeline — TIP-3
Only the epoch's Merkle root touches the chain — never the evidence, never customer data. A single on-chain transaction makes every fingerprint in the batch an immutable hash record — tamper-evident, auditable and independently checkable for its lifetime. Anchoring-partner discussions are ongoing.
Verification methods — five conformant ways to run TIP-4
All five implement the same walk from the public specification. Any third party can build a sixth — the protocol is chain-agnostic and issuer-independent by design.
The protocol — five layers
Verify independently
The verification walk is fully specified — any third party can implement TIP-4 from the public specification alone; the Censio CLI and the <censio-verify> embed are part of the launch toolchain. CX-924837 is the published reference record: the walk shown is the TIP-4 procedure, exactly as specified.
Verification confirms the record's authenticity and integrity — not a valuation or endorsement. Only the cryptographic fingerprint is anchored; the underlying evidence never leaves the issuer's control. Read the protocol →