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Artemis

Immutable ledger for regulated finance

A distributed ledger where every state change is cryptographically signed and every record is append-only — built for regulators who read specs, not whitepapers.

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Merkle-chained append-only storage

Every block is hashed into the next. Rewriting the past requires rewriting the present.

Ed25519 signed provenance

Every event is cryptographically signed at write time. Attribution isn't ambiguous.

Per-tenant chain isolation

Each client's ledger is a separate chain. Audit scope stays narrow.

Sub-second historical queries

Designed for point-in-time reconstructions of any past state.

The shape of it

Blocks. Hashes. Signatures. Queries that go back to genesis.

Artemis · Ledger Inspector
BLOCK #001 prev: null hash: a3f1... ts: 00:00:00 +txn · create +txn · create sig: ed25519 BLOCK #002 prev: a3f1... hash: 7c2d... ts: 00:05:22 +txn · transfer +txn · transfer sig: ed25519 BLOCK #003 prev: 7c2d... hash: b91e... ts: 00:12:08 +txn · mint +txn · settle sig: ed25519 POINT-IN-TIME QUERY at: 00:09:00 tenant: ACME RESULT balance: 4,120 events: 7 root: 7c2d... verified ✓ Append-only · Merkle-chained · Ed25519 signed Every block's hash depends on the previous block. Rewrite one, and every block after it becomes mathematically invalid.

What it does

The ledger your CFO and your auditor can both agree on.

Cryptographic provenance

Every event is signed, chained, and timestamped. 'Who changed what, when' isn't a question — it's a query.

Append-only storage

No updates. No deletes. Corrections are compensating entries with a full audit trail. Bookkeeping at the physics layer.

Asset tokenization

Represent any regulated asset as a token — policy rights, commission entitlements, fractional equity. Transfers are atomic and provable.

Regulator-grade querying

Point-in-time reconstructions. Full transaction graphs. Any state at any historical moment, in under a second.

Per-tenant isolation

Multi-tenant without leakage. Each client's chain is cryptographically separate. Compliance audits scope to one namespace.

Not a cryptocurrency

No gas fees. No public chain. No speculative tokens. Just a permissioned ledger running on your infra, doing exactly what you need.

How it works

Three services. Zero mystery.

01

Submit

Your app posts a transaction. Artemis validates the payload, signs it with your tenant key, and places it in the pending queue.

02

Commit

Consensus across your nodes. Block is sealed with the previous block's hash. Written once; cannot be rewritten.

03

Query

Full REST API. Point-in-time. Filtered. Export to standard warehouse formats or straight to your data warehouse. Your auditors will love this.

Under the hood

Proven primitives. Not research projects.

We didn't invent a new consensus protocol. Artemis uses battle-tested pieces — Merkle trees, Ed25519 signatures, log-structured storage — composed for one job: keep a permissioned ledger honest.

No mining. No public chain. No volatile tokens. Just infrastructure that behaves predictably at 2am on a Tuesday.

Ed25519 signing
Merkle-tree state
Deterministic consensus
Append-only storage
Per-tenant chains
Standard API protocols
Warehouse-ready export
SOC 2-aligned logging
Hardware-backed keys

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