Answers link to primary records
Definitions and explanations point users back to the applicable asset, certificate, transfer, methodology, or policy page.
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Direct answers about Surety asset records.
Understand asset registration, claims, ownership, custody, verification, certificates, provenance, disputes, privacy, Frame, Vault, and developer access.
Limitations are stated directly
Surety does not present platform records as automatic substitutes for law, title, registries, contracts, or professional advice.
Public and private data stay separate
The knowledge pages explain visible metadata without exposing restricted account or evidence data.
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Common questions about Surety
What is Surety?
Surety is an asset-intelligence and verification platform that keeps asset identity, ownership claims, custody, evidence, certificates, provenance, transfers, disputes, and risk signals in distinct auditable records.
Does Surety replace legal title or an official registry?
No. Surety can reference and reconcile legal, registry, blockchain, and third-party records, but it does not silently replace the authority of applicable law, title systems, contracts, or issuing institutions.
How does Surety separate facts from claims?
Every published item carries a source and status, such as on-chain fact, registry record, third-party attestation, user-submitted claim, automated signal, or estimated valuation.
What does a Surety verification approve?
Only the checks and conclusion described in the case scope. Approval of an ownership claim, for example, can grant a verified platform relationship without changing legal title or every field on the asset record.
Who can verify a record?
An eligible validator with the required role, active profile, capacity, declared conflicts, and relevant credentials can be assigned to a case.
Can a verification be revoked?
Yes. A decision can expire, be superseded, be disputed, or be revoked when evidence is invalidated or a material conflict is discovered.