One service, three surfaces.
Your operations team, your engineers, and the people you hand records to each get a surface built for them. Same sealed records underneath, three very different front doors.
Corporate Platform
Where your team runs the operation: vaults and signing keys, sealed records, team roles and approvals, audit trail, and the gas station that fuels anchoring with Rox coin (ROX).
Developer portal
Public documentation for the machine API: quickstarts, guides, signed-request reference, webhook catalogue and official SDKs for Node.js and Python. Everything is readable without a signup.
Sealing runs headless from your systems (batch jobs, document pipelines, e-signature callbacks) while the Platform stays the control room for humans.
integration overview →# webhook: your record was anchored { "event": "record.anchored", "record": "rec_9f2c", "merkle_root": "c9a2…41b8", "chain": "roxchain", "signature": "ed25519:…" }
Public verification
The other half of the promise: anyone you hand a record to can check it is genuine against the chain, with no account and no relationship with Rox at all.
A counterparty, a regulator, a court, a buyer: they verify the document you gave them, on their own machine, against a chain Rox does not control. That is what makes the seal worth something.
Simple to buy, simple to run.
A fiat subscription for the Platform, with anchoring usage settled in Rox coin (ROX) through the built-in gas station: your team never touches an exchange or a wallet.
Platform, in fiat
The Corporate Platform is a normal software subscription: invoiced in your currency, procured like any other tool.
Anchoring, in ROX
Each anchor consumes Rox coin (ROX) as chain gas. The gas station inside the Platform manages the balance for you.
Plans that fit your volumes
Tell us about your records and volumes and we will set you up with the right plan. No published tiers to squeeze into.