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What is Flowhash

Flowhash is an open primitive for cryptographically anchored attestations. It standardizes how claims are structured off-chain, canonically hashed, and minimally anchored so any party can verify who made a claim, in what structure, and when.

What is this registry

The first official public registry operated by the Flowhash Foundation. It is a reference public instance, not the only possible one. The protocol supports multiple independent nodes.

Certification

A Flowhash Certified Site has its registration data cryptographically hashed (SHA-256 of canonical JSON) and recorded in the hash-chained event log. Certification is a registry state, not a truth claim. It does not imply endorsement.

Verification

Every mutation creates a hash-chained event. Each hash includes the previous hash, forming a tamper-evident chain. Events are batched into daily Merkle trees. Any party can verify inclusion without downloading the full log.

Certexi

Certexi is a separate commercial entity that builds enterprise workflow integration on top of Flowhash. It is the first enterprise-grade platform built on the protocol. This registry is operated by the Flowhash Foundation, not by Certexi.

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