BengarTrust infrastructure

Product

What Bengar is made of

Three layers: the trust primitives, the services that run them, and the applications people open. Each page answers the same questions in the same order, and each status is read from one manifest.

Bengar Trust AVAILABLE

Bounded authority for anything that acts on someone else's behalf.

Identity AVAILABLE

An Ed25519 keypair and a did:key. Verifiable by anyone, registered nowhere.

Permits AVAILABLE

A signed document saying what a party may ever ask for.

Policy AVAILABLE

Deterministic rules that decide what may happen now.

Approvals PREVIEW

A person decides, and signs exactly what they were shown.

Execution AVAILABLE

Doing the thing, and knowing what happened — including when nobody knows.

Proofs PREVIEW

Checking a record against something outside the system that wrote it.

Agents AVAILABLE

The thing acting — with a permit instead of a key.

Bengar Gateway AVAILABLE

The service that decides, executes and records.

Bengar Custody AVAILABLE

Self-hosted software custody. Not an HSM, and it says so.

Bengar Network PREVIEW

A chain that witnesses the trail. Not a step in a decision.

Bengar Assets PREVIEW

Issued tokens whose movement can require a Trust authorization.

Bengar Wallet PREVIEW

A personal wallet. The key never leaves the browser.

Bengar Scan AVAILABLE

The public explorer. No account, no price, no valuation.

Bengar Console AVAILABLE

Where a person reads what happened and decides what needs deciding.