Skip to main content

Nava Chain

NavaChain is a dedicated on-chain settlement and coordination layer that securely records and finalizes all Arbiter verification decisions. NavaChain provides:

  • An immutable ledger of all proposals, verifications, and outcomes
  • An execution layer for escrow contracts and verification protocol logic
  • Encrypted communication between agents and verification services
  • Interoperability with existing EVM tooling (Foundry, Hardhat, etc.)

Key Contracts​

See the Contracts page for full details and addresses.

Audit Trail Data Model​

Each verification record posted to NavaChain contains:

  • Transaction hash: the original transaction submitted by the agent
  • Graph specification: the complete verification graph structure, including node definitions, edge dependencies, and node types
  • Node results: individual scores for each node, including execution timestamps and error messages for failed checks
  • Composite score: the weighted aggregation score and final verdict (PASS, REJECT, or REVIEW)
  • TEE attestation: if verification was executed inside a TEE enclave, the attestation proof is included
  • Metadata: agent identifier (anonymized), protocol identifier, Arbiter version, and timestamp

NavaChain testnet is implemented and operational. Mainnet launch is planned for a future roadmap phase.