Protocol
Attestations
The attestation is the product. It's the signed, on-chain record of the agent's underwriting judgment on a specific asset — the thing everything downstream trusts.
What an attestation is#
When the pipeline finishes, LEDGERO emits a signed, verifiable on-chain underwriting record. It is not a token, not custody, and not an issuance — it is a statement of judgment that a specific asset was assessed and what the verdict was.
What it contains#
- The asset under assessment and the issuer who submitted it.
- The structured facts extracted from the source documents.
- The risk model applied and the resulting risk verdict.
- The external data sources checked during cross-referencing.
- The signatures of the agent and any staking validators who co-signed.
Why it’s verifiable#
Signed
Cryptographically signed by the agent and any co-signing validators — provenance is not in question.
On-chain
Published where anyone can read it, without asking a gatekeeper for permission.
Staked
Validators put $LDGR behind accurate calls and get slashed for bad ones — the record has skin in the game.
Who reads it#
Issuers use it to prove an asset is sound. Lenders use it to price risk. RWA protocols and launchpads read it to decide whether and how to issue a token. Because it’s neutral and public, no participant has to trust any single institution’s private process.
Accountability is built in
An attestation isn’t just an opinion — it’s an opinion with capital behind it. See Attestation Staking for how slashing keeps verdicts honest.