Issue document
From your existing system. No new software required.
Kweli embodies this through a universal verification infrastructure that cryptographically verifies critical records and makes trust immutable.
Kweli is verification infrastructure for the institutions that matter — records, credentials, claims and assets made provably authentic. Privacy-first. Blockchain-anchored. Built for audit.
Create trust once. Verify forever.
Nearly every important business decision depends on a record.
Insurance claims. Laboratory reports. Audit reports. Compliance documents. Board approvals. Export certificates. University credentials. Financial statements. Purchase orders. Invoices.
Yet most organisations still cannot independently verify whether these records are genuine.
For decades, documents were trusted because they were difficult to fake. Today, anyone can:
Edit PDFs. Replace pages. Clone templates. Generate convincing documents with AI.
Business processes haven't changed. The assumptions behind them have.
Verification has quietly become infrastructure.
A document becomes a tamper-evident record that anyone can check independently — without changing your workflow.
From your existing system. No new software required.
A unique fingerprint, generated instantly. The file itself is never stored.
Anchored on the blockchain. Permanent, independent, tamper-evident.
Anyone who receives it can check it in seconds. No account required.
Upload the document you received. Kweli compares it with the registered fingerprint.
The document matches the original registered record exactly.
The document has changed since it was registered — even one character is enough.
No registered record exists for this document — it was never anchored with Kweli.
The same layer applies to any record someone else must trust.
Kweli is deliberate about what it does — and precise about what it refuses to claim.
Blockchain is plumbing, not the headline. Kweli fingerprints each document with SHA-256 and anchors it on Base. Documents are never uploaded or stored — only the fingerprint, verified cryptographically, on a privacy-first architecture built for enterprise scale.
A cryptographic fingerprint of your document, plus verification metadata such as the issuer and registration date. Never the document itself.
No. Your document always stays in your systems. Kweli never receives, uploads or stores the original file.
It gives Kweli an anchor that no single party — including Kweli — controls or can quietly edit. It is plumbing that makes independence possible, not the product itself.
Base is low-cost and high-throughput, which matters when an institution is registering documents at volume rather than one at a time.
No. SHA-256 is a one-way cryptographic function — producing two different documents with the same fingerprint is computationally infeasible. Changing even one character produces a completely different result.
Its fingerprint changes. When it's re-uploaded for verification, the mismatch is immediate and the check returns Verification Failed.
Only if they were registered with Kweli at the time they were issued. A document that was never registered returns Document Not Found — Kweli can't retroactively establish authenticity for something it never fingerprinted.
Yes, as a layer alongside it. Documents produced or stored in Microsoft 365 can be registered and verified through Kweli without changing how your teams use it.
Yes, in the same way. Kweli isn't a plug-in for SharePoint today — it's an independent verification layer that complements the documents it holds.
Yes. Kweli is built as an API-first layer designed to sit alongside enterprise systems like SAP rather than replace them.
Yes. Kweli adds independent verification to documents you already issue, without requiring you to redesign how your organisation works.
Issuers need access to register documents. Verifiers don't — anyone can open a verification link and check a document without an account.
You do, fully. Kweli's role is limited to the independent fingerprint and verification record.
Yes. Auditors can independently confirm that evidence presented to them matches what was originally issued, without contacting the issuing organisation.
Yes. Verification is free and public — a regulator can open a verification link, upload the document received, and see immediately whether it matches the registered record.
No. DocuSign captures signatures. Kweli proves a document hasn't changed since it was issued — a different function that can sit downstream of signing.
No. Kweli isn't a document management system and isn't designed to replace one. It adds an independent verification layer to what your existing systems already produce.
Because Kweli doesn't require you to change your existing workflow, implementation is designed to be lightweight. Exact timelines depend on how deeply you want to integrate — we'll size this together during a pilot conversation.
Yes. Kweli is built on Base, chosen specifically for low-cost, high-throughput registration at institutional scale.
Kweli works with organisations that issue certificates, reports, credentials, claims or compliance records. Share a few details and we'll come back to you.
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