1. Register and confirm
Sign in with Ethereum, authorize registration in your wallet, and wait for the transaction to confirm and be indexed.
DIN Console / DIN Protocol
Anryton · Chain 130 Registration proves a record. It does not prove legal identity.
WORKSPACE / DIN PROTOCOL
DIN Protocol
Identity, control, and evidence. Independently verifiable.
DIN PROTOCOL
From registration to verifiable evidence
Every stage exposes its own assurance and failure state.
2. Delegate narrowly
Grant a dedicated operating key permission for a specific action and expiry. Controller, metadata or operating-key changes invalidate old authority epochs.
3. Submit signed receipts
The operating key signs an EIP-712 receipt binding the action, payload digest, outcome and grant. The API validates current authority and rejects replay.
4. Anchor and independently verify
The worker persists transaction bytes before broadcast, reconciles commitments through confirmations and reorgs, and exposes inclusion evidence. Independent verification checks the canonical chain. A commitment does not prove an activity’s factual truth.