OXYON
GeoProof Standard provenance
Oxyon signs its own standard.
The GeoProof Standard v1 is attested, independently receipted and batched for anchoring — signed with Oxyon's durable company keys. Anyone can replay it.
Products
Each answers one question.
Together they form a single layer for trust.
Every product keeps its own name and purpose. What they share is the protocol underneath — so evidence from one can be checked by any other. Labels are honest: something can be built and working without being public yet.
The modules
The platform, module by module.
01In development
GeoProof
Verify evidence.
Open → 02In developmentGeoJustice
Verify actions.
Open → 03In developmentGeoPresence
Verify location.
Open → 04In developmentGeoAgora
Verify marketplaces.
Open → 05BetaOxyon Wallet
Verify before you sign.
Open → 06PlannedGeoForge
Developer infrastructure.
Open → ··AlphaGeoHackers
Community proofs.
Lives on WinLEW →- Live
- Public and in use.
- Beta
- Public and usable; still changing.
- Alpha
- Usable, but early. Expect rough edges.
- Experimental
- Working, but may change or disappear.
- In development
- Built and being finished. Not public yet.
- Research
- Being designed and tested. Nothing to use yet.
- Planned
- On the roadmap. Not started, or only a skeleton.
Built, Public and Usable are tracked separately — something can be built and working without being public yet.
Inside the products
Capabilities with their own state.
Some of the most interesting parts live inside a product — and move at their own pace.
Wallet messaging
Messages between wallets, on XL1.
Send a message to any XL1 address — public, or end-to-end encrypted — with XL1 attached if you like.
Oxyon Wallet for Android
The wallet, on your phone.
The same wallet screens wrapped as a native Android app; iOS follows.
Oxyon core contracts
One decision format across products.
A shared decision envelope (oxyon.decision.v1): evidence sources, confidence, findings, conflicts and a recommendation — so a verdict from one product reads the same in every other.
XL1 anchoring
A public receipt for evidence.
Batches of proof fingerprints committed to XYO Layer One, so evidence gets a timestamped public receipt that nobody can quietly rewrite.
GeoProof MCP server
Verification as a tool for AI agents.
Five tools — attest, verify, receipt, anchor, replay — that any MCP client can call. The remote transport refuses to start without authentication.