What does KXCO do?
KXCO builds enterprise software infrastructure for the human and AI economy. Its products keep a shared record of identity, ownership, authority and history that another party can check. A check shows that a record has not changed since it was signed or anchored. It does not show that the record is true.
Does KXCO hold customer assets?
No. Licensed institutions hold regulated relationships and customer assets. KXCO supplies the software and holds no customer assets.
Who decides, a person or the AI?
A person. The institution keeps its knowledge and people keep decision authority. AI prepares material and checks the record. A named person decides.
Why seven products?
Each product has its own buyer and price list. Seven is the cap: anything without its own buyer and price list is a module inside one of the seven.
Where does a security team start?
With the free kxco-pq-scan. It checks JavaScript dependencies locally, without an account:
npx kxco-pq-scan
To scan the wider estate, contact KXCO at [email protected] about a Portcullis Survey.
What does a verification prove?
It checks a specific record, not the claim inside it. A valid Herald signature shows which key signed and that the content has not changed since. Herald links keys to identities for domains and documents today; identity for people and AI agents is in development. Authority to act is a separate check. An anchor on Armature shows that a record existed in a given form no later than the time it was anchored. Neither shows that the claim is true. A verification is not regulatory approval.
Is KXCO Hanse available?
Not yet. Hanse is in development and no launch date is set. Partners, jurisdictions and availability must be confirmed before any customer commitment.
Where did an older product name go?
Several products were renamed when KXCO brought them into one House. Former names lists each one and where it went.
How do I contact KXCO?
Write to [email protected].