Getting started
Reading a passport
Verification, claims and evidence, the data room index, versions, and what the passport does not cover.
A passport has four parts. Verification holds the RWA Score, the Risk Class, the status and any conditions. Claims and evidence shows each claim as Verified, Reported, Cannot be confirmed, Sources disagree or Not available, with its sources. The data room index lists the documents by folder. Versions lists every version with its fingerprint, a SHA-256 hash.
A last part, Not in this passport, names what the passport does not cover: token supply and deployments, purchase and payout routes, and structured custody and KYB fields.
Paste any fingerprint into Verify to check it against the published record. This hash belongs to a record VORUNEX published. That does not prove the record is complete.
Fingerprints are not written to a chain yet: the CRYMAD engine has no way to receive them.