DataCert.ai — Verify Wallet Ownership

Step 1

Claim

Enter the business, domain, X handle, and XRPL wallet to verify. DataCert binds all four into one session-scoped challenge.

Business / Legal name

Claimed domain (no https://)

X (Twitter) handle

XRPL wallet address

XRPL endpoint: https://xrplcluster.com/

Step 2

Wallet proof

DataCert reads the wallet's on-ledger Domain field via XRPL JSON-RPC and decodes the hex to ASCII. The decoded value must exactly match the claimed domain.

Raw account_info response

Step 3

Domain proof

DataCert fetches the domain's xrp-ledger.toml and looks for the wallet under [[ACCOUNTS]]. If CORS blocks the fetch, paste the TOML below.

Manual TOML paste (CORS fallback)

Parsed TOML accounts

Step 4

X account proof

Place the challenge string below in your X bio or a pinned post, then click verify. X verification is simulated in this version.

Challenge (copy verbatim into your X bio)

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Step 5

Finalize

DataCert's decision engine cross-binds wallet, domain, X handle, business name, and session nonce. final_verified is true only when every check passes.

Verification status

wallet_signature_verified

Claim binding via session nonce

pending

wallet_domain_verified

On-ledger Domain matches claim

pending

domain_wallet_verified

xrp-ledger.toml lists wallet

pending

x_account_verified

X bio contains challenge

pending

cross_binding_verified

All proofs share same nonce

pending

final_verified

Decision engine result

pending

Verification report

Machine-readable evidence object — this is what DataCert persists as the audit record.

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How two-way verification works

XRPL's official account-domain pattern is a two-way link: the wallet sets its Domain field to a domain it controls, and the domain serves xrp-ledger.toml listing that account. The Domain field is stored on-ledger as lowercase ASCII hex and must match exactly. DataCert layers wallet control, X handle, and business name onto that base — binding all four into a single verifiable record anchored on the XRP Ledger.