Tokenize real-world assets.
Verity Protocol is a multi-chain registry and tokenization layer for real-world assets — land, real estate, crops, livestock, equipment, commodities, collectibles, IP, and beyond. Sign your claim once, then launch a tradable token on the Portal — AI-moderated, tradable at launch.
- Networks
- Base + Robinhood
- Registry
- Signed on-chain
- Portal
- Tradable at launch
- Moderation
- AI-reviewed
From signed claim to open market.
Register
Connect your wallet and submit the asset details you're attesting to — type, name, description, optional location, and any supporting documentation. Signing is free; the entry is public and permanent.
Endorse & dispute
Other wallets — including badged verifiers — sign endorsements or disputes against your listing. Every action is on-registry, tamper-evident, and weighted into the evidence tier ladder from L0 to L4.
Tokenize on Portal
When you're ready to open a market, launch a tradable ERC-20 backed by the asset on Base or Robinhood Chain. Trading opens the moment the launch tx confirms. AI-moderated before and after launch.
What lives on-chain, what lives off-chain.
Every Verity Protocol listing is two records held together by a shared identifier — an editable, wallet-signed entry in the registry and, once tokenized, a permanent ERC-20 and trading pool on-chain. The distinction is deliberate: on-chain artefacts are verifiable; off-chain content stays flexible so registrants can keep it honest.
Real listings, freshly attested.
Pulled live from the registry. Every card links to the wallet-signed dashboard entry — and, once tokenized, to the trading page on the Portal.
Registry, then market — under one roof.
Prove the claim with a signature; open the market with a factory call. Verity keeps the two layers separate so you can register privately, tokenize when you want, and stay chain-agnostic throughout.
One registry, two networks: Base and Robinhood Chain. Toggle in the header, and your signed registrations, endorsements, and disputes travel with your wallet.
Registration is a signed message, not an on-chain write. The claim is cryptographically yours from the moment you sign — no gas, no factory dependency.
From your dashboard, launch an ERC-20 backed by the registered asset in one signature. Trading opens the moment the launch tx confirms — no bonding curve, no gating.
Anyone with a wallet and something real to attest to.
Verity Protocol is deliberately unopinionated about asset type. If you own or manage a real-world thing and want a public, wallet-signed record of it — the registry is open.
Register the plot, the batch, or the herd you already work. Bind it to your own wallet, log updates each season, keep a public record that survives you.
Attest to a unit, a warehouse, or a shared building. On-chain token records ownership claim; off-chain description holds title deed URLs, floor plans, and photos.
Log machinery, vehicles, or serialized tools. Deterministic token addresses make cross-system references clean for insurance, resale, or leasing.
Stake claims to artwork, memorabilia, patents, trademarks, or license rights. Wallet-signed provenance beats a spreadsheet.
Register a warehouse receipt, a tonnage of grain, a lot of metal, or a carbon credit basket. Bound tokens make the claim auditable.
If your ledger currently lives in Google Sheets, a compliance folder, or a private database — put the top-level claim on-chain and keep the details in the registry.
Details worth reading first.
- Does Verity Protocol verify what I claim?
- No. The point of the registry is that every claim carries the registrant's own signature. Verity Protocol doesn't own, operate, or vouch for any listing — it's the platform layer, not the underwriter.
- What lives on-chain vs off-chain?
- On-chain: your registration signature, the wallet address that signed it, and — if you tokenize via the Portal — an ERC-20 contract and its trading pool. Off-chain: your description, location text, optional documentation, and status updates — stored in Verity Protocol's registry and signed by your wallet.
- Which networks does Verity work on?
- Base (mainnet + Sepolia) and Robinhood Chain (mainnet + testnet). The toggle in the header picks which network your wallet transacts against; all registry entries are visible across networks.
- How does the Portal work?
- From your dashboard, tokenize a registered asset in one signature. That mints an ERC-20 and seeds a trading pool paired against native ETH. From the moment the launch tx confirms, anyone can buy or sell — no bonding-curve warmup, no gating. An AI moderator reviews the listing before launch and monitors for suspicious activity after.
- How much does registration cost?
- Registering an asset is free — you only pay the gas to broadcast your signed message. Tokenizing on the Portal costs whatever native gas the network you pick charges to deploy your token + pool.
- Can I remove or edit my registration?
- You can post additional status updates through your dashboard — the update log is append-only, signed, and timestamped. The registry entry itself isn't editable by design: that's what makes the record credible.
Have something real to register?
Register an asset you own or manage. Signing is free — the claim is yours from the moment you sign. Launch a tradable token on the Portal whenever you're ready.