Manifest (live)
Every case pack carries its own proof.
Fragmented explorers, spreadsheets and screenshots become one organised, authoritative matter record, with every finding linked to its source.
Refrnce Manifest
Walkthrough
Open to anyone
No account. No login.
Drop a record or look up its Trace ID. It is checked in your browser and no file leaves it.
No record to hand? Try the demo record
Drop the package zip, or the envelope JSON and the files it lists, here
Up to 20 files and 256 MB in all. The envelope can be up to 16 MB, each other file up to 64 MB.
Look up a Trace ID
Try it on the demo record
Disclaimer: This is a demonstration record. It was made from public Solana transactions sent from a wallet controlled by Refrnce, to show how Trace Manifest works. It does not say or imply that any person or organisation did anything wrong. It is not legal, financial or investment advice, and it has not been reviewed by a court, a regulator or a lawyer. A Verified result means the record is unchanged and that its Observed and Derived claims match the chain; it does not identify who controls any account, other than the account Refrnce has labelled as its own demo wallet.
This is the public demo record: a worked example, not a case. Load it, change one thing in your own copy in this page, and check it again to watch the check fail. The change is not saved and the file is never uploaded. To check a copy the page sends the record's transaction signatures to the Solana RPC (Refrnce proxy or the public endpoint) and its Trace ID to the public registry; in an altered copy those can be the altered values. The original is never altered.
What a Manifest proves, and what it does not
A record that passes every check proves
- The record existed, unchanged, by the anchor time: its hash is in a Solana transaction signed by the issuer key.
- It was signed by the Refrnce Trace issuer key pinned in the verifier's code, never by a key the file supplies.
- Each Observed and Derived claim re-derives from public Solana data through the verifier's decoders and formulas.
- Each file supplied with it matches the hash the record lists for that file.
It does not prove
- The real-world identity of the owner of any wallet.
- Anyone's intent, or whether any activity was lawful.
- That the record is complete: it covers only the transactions and claims it lists.
- That the Solana RPC endpoint answered honestly: the chain is read through the endpoint the verifier reports.
- Attributed labels or Inferred analyst findings: they are listed with their source and are not independently checked.
- The issue time: that is the issuer's own statement; only the anchor time comes from the chain.
What leaves the browser
Everything is checked in this browser. No file leaves it: the page only asks a public Solana RPC endpoint, or Refrnce's own read-only proxy, for the record's own transactions, and the public registry for its Trace ID. The RPC operator that answers sees the record's transaction signatures and your IP address, and the registry sees the Trace ID.
Check a record