Identity
Which asset or record are we looking at?
CRODAX is building the continuity layer that links document references, recorded changes and supporting evidence across the teams that use them.
CRODAX seals and connects documents and attestations issued by other organizations. Its infrastructure is designed to preserve their identity, provenance and continuity.
A shared reference for the organizations that need to understand what a record relates to, where it came from and what happened next.
Which asset or record are we looking at?
Who is making the claim, and what supports it?
Where did the information come from?
What changed, and how does it connect?
The Seal is designed to link a record’s reference to recorded events and supporting evidence.
The architecture anchors cryptographic evidence to blockchain networks. Documents and source claims remain the responsibility of the organizations that issue them.
5 parties · 5 systems · 1 record
The sequence explains the concept. It does not represent a live customer record or a completed integration.
For platforms, institutions and infrastructure providers working with records that pass between organizations.
01 / Trade & logisticsExplore continuity between transport records, their sources and changes as goods pass from one party to the next.
02 / Assets & tokenizationGive participating platforms a reference for the records and supporting information they use to assess an asset.
03 / Financial workflowsExplore how connected references and checks can support review of receivables and related financing records.
Areas for application and partner discussion. AI-generated images illustrate the sectors; they do not depict CRODAX facilities or customers.
CRODAX sits between the records organizations create and the workflows that need to rely on them.
Identify the record, the relevant parties and the information within scope.
Establish a cryptographic reference and preserve the sequence of authorized changes.
Use the available record context alongside your own assessments and decision processes.
The issuer provides a reference for its record.
Documents stay with their issuer.
Inspection · analysis · certification
Record identity · events · supporting evidence
REF · 042Checks before financing
Reviews supporting evidence
Follows the recorded history
CRODAX is designed to connect a document reference, recorded events and supporting evidence. Data access, signing and anchoring arrangements are defined for each integration.
Five industries, one weak point: the release, delivery or transfer where one party hands a valuable asset to another and has to trust what it is shown.
01 · Freight and fictitious pickups
Fictitious pickups use stolen carrier identities, cloned logos and forged paperwork to collect a load before the real carrier arrives.
Open the trackAt the handover
The clerk compares the driver’s papers with a printout. Nothing checks that this carrier is the one in the booking.

02 · Watches and collectibles
Stolen or swapped watches are sold with convincing box and papers, sometimes at a meeting arranged online.
10,000
luxury watches registered as lost or stolen with The Watch Register in 2025
The Watch Register · 2025 [3]
Open the trackAt the handover
The buyer can inspect the watch and the papers, but not whether the seller is entitled to transfer them.

03 · Trade documents and warehouse receipts
A warehouse receipt stands in for goods. Lenders advance money against it, sometimes more than once.
Open the trackAt the handover
At pledge or payment, no one can see whether the same receipt was already presented elsewhere.

The same weak point shows up elsewhere. In food, one Europol operation seized €95M of fake and substandard food and drink. In aviation, one UK distributor sold more than 60,000 engine parts with forged release certificates. [4][8]
Images and film on this site are AI-generated illustrations.
Who issues the record?
Who needs it next?
Tell us where the handoff breaks. Start a conversation about the participants, the evidence and the outcome you want to test.
pblanchard@crodax.comPierre Blanchard — CEO
Tomás Houdely — CTO