RMOZ / platform
One foundation for digital trust.
Connect your assets, evidence and business systems. Give every record a clear source and every action a traceable history.
Architecture
Four layers. Each used only where it adds value.
- Shareable
Blockchain proofs
Fingerprints and status anyone authorised can verify.
- Governed
Permissions
Who may issue, view, amend or revoke each record.
- Controlled
Business records
Identifiers, events and statuses that drive the workflow.
- Private
Private evidence
Source documents, reports and personal data.
Start with the trust problem
Conflicting records, unclear data ownership and repeated document checks create friction between organisations. RMOZ starts by identifying who may assert a fact, who can challenge it and what evidence a verifier actually needs.
For teams coordinating across boundaries
Asset operators, credential issuers, enterprise architects and public-sector teams use RMOZ to define a shared record model. Where a single accountable organisation controls the process, a conventional database is often the simpler choice, and we will say so.
An architecture built around your requirements
Each design separates four layers: business records, permissions, private source documents and blockchain proofs. Each layer is used only where it adds value.
Define outcomes before implementation
Agree measurable goals, such as fewer reconciliation steps, faster access to evidence or clearer correction histories. A baseline and acceptance tests confirm the benefit before scaling up.
EXPLORE THE EXPERIENCE
A record you can understand.
Explore a sample passport, certificate and infrastructure workflow.
Gold bar · 100 g
- Record ID
- TEST-AU-001
- Issuer
- Sample issuer
- Private evidence
- Assay reference
Evidence of origin
Origin attestation
TEST-CERT-001
- Issuer
- Sample organization
- Review
- Independent approver
- Public view
- Permitted fields only
Your trust boundary
- Deployment
- Defined per project
- Sensitive data
- Kept off public ledgers
- Network
- Subject to approval
Continue the journey
Continue the journey
FAQ
Questions, answered
Is this a live platform specification?
Each implementation is scoped with the client. Network, hosting, APIs and service levels are agreed in writing before deployment.
Does every use case need blockchain?
No. Blockchain is worth evaluating where independent parties need a shared, governed history. A database with access controls and signed audit records may meet the same requirement with less complexity.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Build your next step
on trust.
Find the right starting point for your assets, records and business.
Find your use case