Example results
Is this real?
Check any website, X handle, email or wallet in seconds.
Free for everyone. Companies get verified so their real channels show a green tick.
For companies and finance teams
Verification infrastructure for digital finance
Checked against the source. Not just hosted.
Proof Rail takes a payout, a licence, a settlement or an on-chain claim, checks it against the exchange, the register or the chain where a connector exists, and issues a signed record anyone can verify in one click. Where nothing can be checked, the record says so.
One API call. One verification link. Every record states what was checked, against which source, and when. "Trust us" becomes "verify it".
A free enquiry. We reply with the evidence needed and any fee before work begins.
The Proof Gap
Stop asking
to be trusted.
Your company knows something is true. Your counterparty still has to verify it. Proof Rail closes the distance between the claim and the evidence.
Without Proof Rail
- 01Emails
- 02Documents
- 03Screenshots
- 04Questions
- 05Rechecking
With Proof Rail
- 01Claim
- 02Source
- 03Proof Rail
- 04Verified
The product is the proof
Open it. Inspect it.
Verify it yourself.
Every live record exposes its status, how it was checked, its issuer, timestamp and lifecycle, without requiring a Proof Rail account.
3 records issued · 1 public · See the directory
Public verification
Verify a certificate
Enter a Proof Rail ID or paste a verification link.What “verified” actually means
Anyone can print the word
“verified.”
Most proof products have one tier and one word for everything they issue: a self-reported number and an independently checked one look identical. Proof Rail names the standard on the face of every record, so the reader knows which of four they are looking at before they decide what it is worth.
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Self-Reported
The issuer says it. Proof Rail records who said it, when, and that nothing was checked. Useful, and never dressed up as more.
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Source Checked
Confirmed against a named registry, chain, API or signed instruction. The record states the source and the time it was checked.
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Evidence Reviewed
A reviewer examined the underlying documents against a published policy and recorded the result, the limitations and their reasoning.
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Continuously Monitored
Re-checked on a schedule. If the underlying fact changes, the record changes: it can be suspended, superseded or revoked, in public.
A record that can never be withdrawn is worth less, not more. Every Proof Rail record carries a live lifecycle and a signature you can recompute yourself against our published signing key. Read the verification standard →
A simple first step
Request your first record.
Tell us what you need to prove. This is an enquiry, not instant record creation. No integration or sales call required.
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Send your claim
Choose a type and describe what you need checked. Sending the request is free.
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We reply by email
We explain the evidence needed, the verification route and any fee before work begins.
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Agree the next step
You decide whether to proceed. A record is issued only after the applicable checks are completed.
Create an account for sandbox access. This is separate from requesting a record.
Sign up for API accessProduct-led onboarding
Start with proof, not a contract.
Your first standard Proof Rail record is free.
- No integration required
- No credit card
- No commitment
We first confirm that the claim fits a supported standard evidence path. Third-party data fees and complex human review are scoped before any work begins.
Request your first record ↗ Automate it when you are ready.How Proof Rail works
From difficult claim to independent verification.
Claim
Define exactly what the business says is true.
Evidence
Connect the registry, chain, API, document or declaration.
Verification
Apply a named methodology and record what was checked.
Record
Issue the signed link, QR code and visible lifecycle status.
Before and after
Replace “trust us” with “verify us.”
Without Proof Rail
- “We are licensed.”
- PDF certificate
- Screenshot of payment
- Blockchain explorer link
- Email compliance documents
- Re-check everything later
With Proof Rail
- Verified licence scope
- Live source-checked record
- Verifiable settlement record
- Structured transaction proof
- One verification link
- Visible monitoring and lifecycle
Proof Rail in practice
What can you prove?
Four illustrative scenarios. A clear claim, a named evidence path and an output your counterparty can inspect.
Available · evidence depends on source
A trader's payout
- Claim
- “We paid this trader $5,000.”
- Evidence
- An issuer declaration, or a supported payment source. The record distinguishes the two.
- Output
- A signed payout record with amount, date and evidence level.
What it does not prove: One payout does not prove trading performance or the firm's solvency.
See the exampleAvailable · source checks and review
A rental payment
- Claim
- “This is our listing and our payment account.”
- Evidence
- The operator's identity, licence, domain and payee relationship, checked through supported sources or review.
- Output
- A listing record the guest can inspect before transferring money.
What it does not prove: This does not confirm availability, prevent double bookings or imply an Airbnb integration.
See the exampleAvailable · phase-one API
An AI agent's authority
- Claim
- “This agent may act within our approved limits.”
- Evidence
- An owner-signed mandate and an agent-signed request, checked against actions, counterparties, limits and validity.
- Output
- A signed allow, deny or needs-human decision receipt.
What it does not prove: The receiving platform must enforce the decision. Proof Rail does not execute payments.
See the exampleCustom integration required
Quarterly distributions
- Claim
- “We distributed 30,000 USDC this quarter.”
- Evidence
- Payment transactions reconciled to the agreed distribution schedule and recipients, with private details access-controlled.
- Output
- A proposed quarterly summary linked to supporting payment records.
What it does not prove: A distribution does not prove ROI, the source of profits or a market-neutral strategy.
See the exampleExamples are illustrations, not customer results. Source availability determines what can be checked. Explore the examples →

Alpine Gate
Founding use case · opted-in public verification
See the actual records, current status and verification methodology. No invented customer count, volume or testimonial.
Open the Alpine Gate proof wallAutomate it when ready
One API call.
A permanent proof endpoint.
Start manually with one claim. When the output is useful, issue records from your own product with safe retries, signatures, webhooks and lifecycle controls.
POST /api/v1/records
Authorization: Bearer ••••••
Idempotency-Key: settlement-1842
{
"subject": "Settlement 1842",
"claim_type": "settlement_finality",
"visibility": "public"
}
Before choosing a plan
Start with proof, not a contract.
Experience the output first. Automate it when you are ready.
Request your first record →Subscription + usage
Clear pricing.
For every kind of proof.
Choose your plan for volume. Choose the verification route for the evidence you need checked.
Two ways to issue a record
Basic issuance
Issue a record through the API, with automated source checks where supported.
Included allowance, then per recordA self-reported claim is not independently verified. Each record states how it was checked.
Reviewed verification
An analyst checks your submitted evidence against the applicable verification policy.
Charged only on approvalUses a separate review allowance. Rejected reviews are not charged.
| Plan | Basic records included | Each extra basic record | Reviews included | Each extra approved review |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Certs pay-as-you-go | 100 | $0.25 | 0 | $39.00 |
| Developer | 250 | $0.25 | 0 | $39.00 |
| Growth | 2,500 | $0.20 | 5 | $29.00 |
| Scale | 10,000 | $0.12 | 25 | $19.00 |
| Enterprise | 25,000 | $0.10 | 100 | $15.00 |
An approved review is counted as reviewed verification, not also as basic issuance. Subscriptions and applicable taxes are separate. Enterprise contract terms take precedence where agreed.
Monitoring and custom work
Monitoring is separate, per active monitored record per month: Growth: $2.00. Scale: $1.50. Enterprise: $1.00. Not included on Developer or Certs pay-as-you-go.
Custom connectors, specialist work and third-party data fees require an agreed quote before work begins. Sending an enquiry does not create a charge.
$0 / month
For prop firms and brokers issuing payout certificates.
- First 100 certificates each month free
- $0.25 each after that
- No seats, no minimum
- Same signed, verifiable certificate
$99 / month
For pilots and product teams proving the first workflow.
- 250 records included
- $0.25 per additional basic record
- API access
- $0 self-service setup · optional $499 launch
$499 / month
For live platforms issuing proof every day.
- 2,500 records included
- $0.20 per additional basic record
- Lifecycle controls
- Optional $995 Guided Launch
$1,499 / month
For regulated and high-volume verification programmes.
- 10,000 records included
- $0.12 per additional basic record
- Defined priority support
- Custom implementation from $2,500
From $3,000 / month
For custom assurance, monitoring and commercial terms.
- Contracted volume
- Advanced evidence workflows
- Monitoring programmes
- Security and SLA review
Developer starts without us. Create an organization and get a sandbox key immediately, no card, no call, no approval queue. Sandbox records are never public and never billable. Live issuance and paid subscriptions are activated once you have seen the output and decided it is worth it.
Each record says how it was checked. Human review and monitoring have separate rates, shown above.
Founding 10: launch fees are waived for the first ten qualifying customers who provide structured product feedback. Publicity always requires separate approval.
If you claim it, prove it.
Stop asking counterparties
to trust your claims.
Give them something they can verify.
