KXCOby Knightsbridge

Enterprise software infrastructure

Infrastructure for the human and AI economy.

KXCO's seven products are built around one record of identity, ownership, authority and history that another party can check. Round Table, Guildhall and Armature are live, Portcullis is live in parts, Herald is live for domains and documents, and Hanse is in development.

See the seven productsRun the free scan

Engraving of a stone bridge, its arches crossing a navy ground.
Three questions

The questions another party will ask.

  1. Who acted?

    Identity: the person, organisation or AI agent that is acting.

  2. What were they allowed to do?

    Authority: what that identity may do, checked separately from who signed.

  3. What evidence remains?

    Attestation: a checkable record about a claim or action, kept where another party can verify it.

The House

How the seven products fit together.

Each product takes its name from the medieval or Renaissance world, and each has its own buyer. Everything else is a module inside one of the seven.

KXCO Round TableThe councilThe software at the centre and the record it keeps.Status Live, private deployments
KXCO PortcullisThe gateSecurity for the estate, the release and the agent.Status Live in partsKXCO SovereignThe coinSoftware for holding and moving value.Status LiveKXCO GuildhallThe hallWhere Members run their deals.Status LiveKXCO HanseThe trading leagueSoftware for moving money between markets.Status In development
KXCO HeraldThe heraldIdentity and signatures. Live for domains and documents.Status Live for domains and documentsKXCO ArmatureThe supporting frameThe post-quantum settlement network and public record.Status Live
Figure 1. The House drawn as a building: KXCO Round Table at the centre, the four commercial lines in the arches, and KXCO Herald and KXCO Armature as the foundations. Hanse is drawn dashed while it is in development.
The record

At the centre, one record.

Point at a concept to see what it connects to. Drag to turn the figure.

What the figure shows

At the centre
Identity, Authority, Assets, Events, Trust, History, Proof
Around them
Transactions, Provenance, Compliance, Settlement, Custody
At the edge
People, AI agents, Institutions
The six steps in Watch it operate, an illustrative sequence
  1. An institution is admitted to the record.
  2. People and AI agents are identified (Herald identity for people and AI agents is in development).
  3. Authority is delegated: an AI agent is given scope to act.
  4. An agreement is signed and the proof is recorded.
  5. Payment settles and ownership passes between the parties, through the licensed institutions that hold the assets.
  6. The history is recorded where another party can check it.
Figure 2. The ontology KXCO Round Table keeps: the core concepts of the record at the centre, then transactions, provenance, compliance, settlement and custody, then the people, AI agents and institutions that act on them. Illustrative. It contains no customer data.

Round Table keeps the shared data model at the centre of the House. It keeps claims about organisations, people, assets and events as a structured record. Every claim carries its source, the basis for it, a confidence level and the date it took effect, so a reviewer can see which claims applied on a given date and how they changed afterwards. Analysts and AI models work from the same record, and the record shows which of them said what.

Round Table Ontology
The shared data model and the structured record of claims, each with source, basis, confidence and effective date.
Round Table Live map
A navigable view of entities and relationships. Every link shows whether it was observed or inferred.
Round Table Review
A structured challenge of a claim or decision before anyone relies on it. Guildhall uses it on larger transactions.

KXCO Round Table

Where to start

Start with the free scan.

kxco-pq-scan checks JavaScript dependencies locally, without an account. A Portcullis Survey of the wider estate follows from there.

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KXCO Portcullis

The boundary

Licensed institutions hold assets. KXCO supplies the software.

AI tools prepare the material and check it against the record. A named person makes the decision.

The institution keeps its knowledge and its regulated relationships. KXCO holds no customer assets. Published specifications stay specifications; demonstrations and customer outcomes carry their own dated evidence.

Reference

The knowledge base.

Where KXCO stands
The category, the promise and the boundary every product keeps.
What a record proves
What each kind of proof shows, and where it stops.
Glossary
The terms KXCO uses and the modules inside each product.
Former names
Where each earlier product name went.

Proof at every crossing.

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