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The things you work with, as objects you can verify and connect.

An object is a thing you can check: a business, a document, a payment, an action. Round Table connects them, so you can show how they relate to one another. Identity for people and AI agents is live, through KXCO Herald.

A thing you can point to and trust.

Each object carries a record you can check: a signature, an attestation or an entry on Armature.

Nothing new to learn and no big platform to adopt: it's the same KXCO you already use. Every object carries its own evidence and every connection carries its source, so anyone can check it without taking our word for it.

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Think of an object as one real thing you can check: that company, this signed contract, that payment. Because it carries its own evidence, anyone can confirm it's genuine. And because objects can be connected, you can also show the story between them: who owns what, who authorised whom, and what led to what.

Five kinds of things you can check.

  • People and businesses. A business can have its domain attested by Herald Verify today, checkable by anyone with no KXCO in the middle. Identity for people is live, through KXCO Herald.
  • AI agents. An agent signs with its own post-quantum key and acts for a named owner from a Sovereign self-custody wallet. Identity for agents is live, through KXCO Herald.

  • Documents. Contracts, resolutions and filings, signed in KXCO Guildhall or attested by Herald Verify, so anyone can check they are genuine and unchanged, years from now as well as today.

  • Payments and assets. Money sent, invoices raised, stablecoins and tokenised assets held, each a thing you can trace and check (KXCO Sovereign, including Sovereign self-custody).

  • Actions and records. Every signature, payment and decision anchored on the open ledger, so the history can't be quietly rewritten (KXCO Armature).

Licensed institutions hold assets. KXCO supplies the software.

The relationships between them.

On their own, objects are useful. Connected in the Round Table Ontology, they tell the whole story, and every connection carries its source, its basis and its date.

  • An AI agent belongs to a company. Its actions trace back to a real, accountable owner.
  • A payment is tied to a signed contract. You can see exactly what it was for.
  • An action was approved by a named person. The record shows who approved it.
  • Every link carries its source. Anyone can follow the connections and check them.

Start with the things you already work with.

It's the same KXCO products you know, connected through Round Table. See the products, or talk to us about your use case.

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