Check what issuers say against the blockchain.
Recon reads the documents behind tokenized real-world assets, such as treasuries and funds turned into digital tokens. It checks them against Stellar, a public blockchain, and publishes dated facts and flags.
Issuer claims are hard to check
Documents sit in one place. The blockchain record sits in another.
Documents are long PDFs and web pages. They can change.
Comparing the two by hand, over and over, takes time.
Facts you can check again
Each asset gets a fact sheet: dated facts and flags, with their sources. Recon gives no grades or scores.
A single score or summary
- One number or one word.
- No source shown.
- No date.
A Recon fact sheet
- A dated flag:
Mismatch between {document} ({page}) and on-chain {value} as of {date}. - The exact quote, its place in the document, the source link, and a fingerprint of the saved copy.
- Code works out each flag from recorded data. The AI sets none.
Each flag comes with its evidence.
How it works
An AI reads the issuer's documents and pulls out claims. Each claim comes with an exact quote.
- Quote
- fixed_number="2,667,360"
- Source
- https://bitbondsto.com/.well-known/stellar.toml
- Location
- [[CURRENCIES]] BB1, line 43
Key features
No quote, no claim
Recon drops any claim that lacks a word-for-word quote in the saved document.
Code sets the flags
Fixed rules in code set every flag. The AI sets none.
English and Indonesian
Fact sheets come in both languages.
Reads mainnet, writes testnet
Recon reads the live Stellar network (mainnet). It writes only to the Stellar test network (testnet).
Access for other agents
Other AI agents can ask Recon for checks. A detailed check can be requested with a test payment on testnet.
Assets we check
27 assets from 6 issuers.
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Ask about any asset we track. This sample is replayed from a published fact sheet; nothing here runs live.
Read the facts. Check the record.
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