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Nonprofit apps — available to qualifying nonprofits Everything else — offered commercially from Born Between 2 Generals
V Veracity · civic trust suite Get a license
Provenance · verification · protection

Make truth a checkable property — not a decree.

Veracity doesn't declare what's true. It makes a claim's sources and provenance checkable and anchors them in time, so people can verify for themselves — and it keeps faith with the supporters who trust an organization by guarding their data. Two arms, one idea: trust you can check.

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Two ways to get Veracity

For nonprofits

Nonprofit applications

The civic apps in Veracity are available to qualifying nonprofits under a nonprofit license. If you run a 501(c) organization, you can be set up on nonprofit terms.

  • Reduced, mission-aligned pricing
  • Eligibility confirmed at onboarding
  • Same cryptographic proof spine as commercial
Apply for nonprofit access
For everyone else

Offered from Born Between 2 Generals

For businesses, agencies, newsrooms, and individuals, the same applications are offered commercially from Born Between 2 Generals, which owns and licenses the suite.

  • Per-app or full-suite licensing
  • Pro and business tiers
  • Commercial support & SLAs
See commercial plans
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Plans

indicative — pending final terms
For nonprofits

Nonprofit

At cost / eligibility required
For qualifying 501(c) organizations. The partner organisation runs the suite under this license.
  • Full civic suite access
  • Nonprofit onboarding & review
  • Shared proof ledger
Apply
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For pros & teams

Pro

$49/ seat / mo
VerifyPro + Truth Internet for individuals, newsrooms, and small teams.
  • Batch verification
  • Signed receipt ledger export
  • Priority support
Start Pro
For organizations

Business

Custom
Full commercial suite including DonorSecurity, with SLAs and deployment support.
  • Whole-suite license
  • Field-level encryption (DonorSecurity)
  • SLA + onboarding
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How the receipt works

Every verdict you record is hashed, chained to the one before it, and signed. That makes a ledger where no entry can be quietly inserted, removed, or edited after the fact.

Anyone can paste a receipt back in to confirm it hasn't been touched — checkable, not decreed.

Ed25519 · SHA-256 · append-only

Verify receipt
claimsourced statement on the record
prev3f9c…a71b
hash8ad2…14ce
siged25519:cc0f…9e2
anchored2026-07-11T00:00Z
✓ chain intact — not altered since anchor