Network · Torc
Markets built on anonymity cannot enforce trust, yet the obvious remedy, warehousing everyone's personal data, creates the very liability institutions must avoid. Torc resolves the tension. It binds a verified identity and its compliance status to every party and asset on the platform, anchored on-chain, while the personal data behind it never touches the ledger.
What It Is
Every credit, transfer, and disclosure is only as trustworthy as the parties behind it, yet no institution can simply warehouse the personal data that proof would seem to demand.
Torc is the platform's identity layer. It anchors a verified identity and its compliance status for every person, organization, device, and autonomous agent, while the records that establish them remain off the ledger.
The result is accountability without exposure. Confirm exactly who acts and whether they are cleared to, and prove it to any regulator, without ever holding what you should not.
Capabilities
A verifiable identity for every person, organization, device, and autonomous agent, resolvable on-chain so no anonymous actor stands behind an asset.
Due-diligence outcomes are recorded as on-chain status, so a regulated transfer can confirm a party is cleared before it is ever allowed to proceed.
Only verified status and references are held on-chain; the personal data behind them never touches the ledger, removing the liability of holding it.
Free, Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC) is anchored as a verifiable on-chain reference, while the consent record itself stays private off-chain.
Each party holds their own credentials in their wallet and presents them on their own terms, rather than surrendering them to a central store.
References anchor the facts behind an identity, credentials, consent, attestations, so each can be proven on demand without ever being published.
How It Works
Each party holds their own verified credentials in their wallet.
The identity platform performs due diligence and confirms them off-chain.
Only the resulting status and a reference are written on-chain to Torc.
Downstream, every transfer checks that status before it can proceed.
Lean by Design
The ledger holds only verified identities, their compliance status, and references to the facts behind them. Everything it carries is built to be shared, audited, and relied upon, with nothing personal exposed.
The due-diligence work, the credentials, and every piece of personal data live off the ledger, with the identity platform and in each party's wallet. What must stay private never becomes a liability on-chain.
In the Pipeline
The identity platform that performs due diligence and verification off-chain, then writes the resulting status and references to Torc.
The wallet where each party holds their own credentials, presenting them when required rather than surrendering them to a central store.
Reads the compliance status Torc anchors to gate regulated transfers, so only cleared, eligible parties can hold and move assets.
Speak with the team about identity that proves who acts while keeping their data private.