Record layer
xLEDGER
A permissioned record layer for jewellery custody events.
What xLEDGER is
xLEDGER is a permissioned record layer built on Hyperledger Fabric. Every participant holds an X.509 identity issued through their organisation's membership service provider, so an event is signed by the party who performed it. Channels partition what each party sees. A record commits only when the organisations named in the endorsement policy sign it.
Images, grading reports and commercial documents live off the ledger; the chain holds the event trail and a cryptographic hash of the payload.
What this page shows today
GEMIA Verify is operating software, and the lookup, the record layout and the deep links all work as they will in production. The records it returns are specimens, seeded for demonstration.
- Their chain-of-custody entries are illustrative. The transaction hashes shown are not anchored to any ledger and resolve to nothing.
- When real records are connected, a record will be written by the party that performed the event and will carry a hash that can be checked.
What xLEDGER is not
xLEDGER is record-keeping software. It issues no coin or token of its own, operates no cryptoasset exchange, and provides no custody of cryptoassets. Nothing on this page is an offer, inducement or invitation to invest.
Full capability status
See the xLEDGER capability table on gemia.world for the current status of Live, In development and Restricted features across the product line.
Check a record
Return to the certificate lookup.