Core Artifact
Inside a Taset Pro Frint™
A portable, immutable digital asset that establishes verifiable proof of your records.
Keep it with your records. Share it when someone asks. Use it to verify what existed later.
Your underlying data stays in your environment. The Frint™ contains the record details and verification materials needed to establish what was anchored and check it later.
Inside the Frint
Frint Artifact
The portable JSON file containing Frint details, the structured record, validation results, and verification data.
Cryptographic Fingerprint
A unique fingerprint generated locally from the relevant record.
Independent Timestamp
Anchored to an enterprise-grade public blockchain, establishing an immutable, auditable record of when the fingerprint was created.
Verification Certificate
A human-readable certificate you can print or save as PDF, containing the transaction and verification information.
Portable. Private. Independently verifiable.
What You Can Do With It
Keep
Store the Frint with the record it supports.
Share
Send the certificate and verification materials to a buyer, auditor, regulator, counsel, or anyone else who needs to review the record.
Verify
Confirm that the Frint exists on an enterprise-grade public blockchain without contacting Taset Pro.
Verify a Frint →Check
Use the Frint artifact with the record you hold to determine whether it matches the anchored record.
Verify a record →The Frint gives you something you can produce, share, and verify when the question arises.
How It Works
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1. Create
Select or enter the record you want to anchor.
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2. Receive
Taset Pro issues the Frint.
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3. Keep or Share
Store it with the record or provide it to someone who needs to review it.
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4. Verify
Later, confirm the Frint and check whether the record matches the anchored record.
The Frint becomes part of your evidence.
Keep it with the record it supports so it is available whenever questions arise.
What a Frint establishes
A Frint supports later verification of the anchored record, when the cryptographic reference was anchored, and whether a later-presented record matches the original.
What it does not establish
- Whether the underlying statement is true
- Whether the record is legally sufficient
- Whether the organization is compliant
- Whether the record was complete beyond the selected template check
- Whether the source record was accurate before the Frint was issued
Explore an Example
See what a Frint looks like.
Preview Sample Frint Certificate →