What VTE does and does not do

The Daml templates run on a Canton participant connected to DevNet. In the recorded DevNet runs, each mode’s result was re-read from the ledger by our own participant. Login with a real Loop wallet on DevNet was tested from the public demo on 6 October 2026.

Every party and every source is operated by our team. The data is synthetic. The only source is a labelled demonstration source, so every package says consistency only. This is not a pilot and no customer has used VTE.

VTE records what was declared and checks that the declarations agree. It detects disagreement, not falsehood. It does not determine that a declared value is true.

It does not settle, lock or set aside anything. It says nothing about solvency or legal title. It is not a legal or compliance opinion.

For VTE Match the value never reaches the ledger and the band is attested by the source. For VTE Reveal the requesting party receives only the total; in this demo, governance parties can also read partial sums until a fix ships. The service's governance parties can see the values in VTE Policy and VTE Trade Check. In this demo the demonstration service keeps the data it is given.

The client’s wallet signs the login and the consent, outside the ledger. The ledger steps are signed by the service’s demonstration parties.

VTE returns evidence.