attest_01KSR3C72V5T24YCZSYNT67665

Envelope hash

ea1f5841…ec8934 · SHA-256 over the canonical envelope bytes.

1. 01

   Envelope hash

   Verified

   The deterministic SHA-256 of the canonicalised envelope. The leaf in the Merkle tree is derived from this exact byte sequence.

   ea1f5841…ec8934

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2. 02

   Issuer signature

   Verified

   Envelope is signed by an AWS KMS asymmetric key. The public key is pinned in the issuers table; signature algorithm is ECDSA over SECP256R1 / SHA-256.

   Issuer payment-evol…

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3. 03

   Dual RFC 3161 timestamp

   Verified

   Two independent timestamping authorities — Sectigo and DigiCert — sign the envelope hash. A divergence between either signature and the chain log is a tamper signal.

   Sectigo ✓ · DigiCert ✓

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4. 04

   Merkle inclusion proof

   Pending

   The audit path from leaf to tree root, validated against the hourly STH. Proves the attestation is included in the log without revealing other entries.

   Inclusion proof generated on bundle download

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5. 05

   Master STH signature

   Pending

   The signed tree head is signed by the chain-master KMS key (ECDSA P-256 / SHA-256). Anyone with the master public key can verify the log root for this segment.

   Will be signed at the next hourly checkpoint

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6. 06

   On-chain anchor

   Off-chain

   Each STH is anchored on Base. Once anchored, the tree root is verifiable from any public Ethereum RPC. Sepolia for staging, mainnet for production.

   Off-chain only — anchor lands at the next hourly cycle

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This attestation carries no public label commitments.

This attestation has not yet been anchored on-chain. Anchors are written hourly when the segment's tree head is checkpointed. The off-chain log root is fully verifiable today via the master STH signature.