SolWorks Anchor
Public verifier · Monad testnet
A private trading-discipline log is fingerprinted every night and anchored on Monad. This page checks those anchors live, straight from the chain, in your browser. Nothing on it is taken on trust.
Each row is one night's batch of log entries, combined into a single 32-byte root. Each one is checked against its transaction and the contract's storage.
| Batch | Anchored | Entries | Root | Status | Transaction |
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If the log's owner shared an entry with you, load its proof file. Your browser re-hashes the entry, rebuilds its batch root and asks Monad when that root was anchored. Every other entry in the batch stays hidden as a salted hash.
Only hashes go onchain. No amounts, holdings, symbols or text.
Each log entry is hashed with its own random salt (SHA-256), so a hash reveals nothing about what the entry says.
Every night, the new fingerprints are combined into one root and written to a minimal contract on Monad, which records the time it landed.
Re-hash the log as it is now and compare. Change one character of an anchored entry, or delete one, and its batch stops matching.
The log hasn't been edited, deleted from or backdated since each entry was anchored.
That the decisions were good. It is tamper-evident, not tamper-proof: nothing stops an edit, but an edit can't go unnoticed.