What the root domain is responsible for
attestlayer.com is the company-facing root domain. It explains the proof model, publishes trust and policy references, and routes visitors toward the public surface that matches the task they already have.
AttestLayer Trust Center
This root-domain trust center explains what AttestLayer publishes publicly, how independent verification works, and which operating policies are controlled directly on attestlayer.com.
attestlayer.com is the company-facing root domain. It explains the proof model, publishes trust and policy references, and routes visitors toward the public surface that matches the task they already have.
A verified package is designed to be reviewable after it leaves AttestLayer. The verifier recomputes file hashes, checks the manifest, validates the Ed25519 receipt, and can work with bundled key material offline.
Representative public entry points remain available for reviewers who want to inspect the shape before interacting with a buyer flow.
AttestLayer stays narrow on purpose. It is a record-only evidence company, not an audit firm, certification body, or agent deployed inside a buyer's systems.
That operating boundary is what lets trust review, policy review, and commercial review stay legible across separate public surfaces.
Trust on the root domain is backed by published policies that are specific to AttestLayer's first-party web surfaces rather than copied from the direct-buyer storefront.
Security issues and trust questions can always be routed to security@attestlayer.com.
AttestLayer operates a record-only evidence issuance service. It is not an audit opinion, compliance certification, control framework, regulatory approval, or legal advisor. Verified or not-verified outcomes describe the packaging and signing of submitted records, not the legality, accuracy, or business meaning of the underlying activity. Adoption, endorsement, mandate, approval, or sponsorship by any bank, insurer, PSP, government body, regulator, platform, or institution is not implied unless a signed public agreement says so.