One layer beneath everything digital.
EAX Global builds the trust infrastructure that lets organisations verify that any digital record — a document, a certificate, a contract, an AI output, a financial record, a shipment — is genuine, original and unchanged.
Organisations decide on digital evidence they cannot fully trust.
Almost every important decision now runs on a digital file. A bank approves a facility against uploaded statements. An insurer settles a claim against an assessor's report. A buyer pays a supplier against a delivery note.
But files can be altered, duplicated, replaced or generated convincingly — and as those tools improve, a genuine-looking record proves less and less. The cost of relying on the wrong version falls on whoever trusted it.
One infrastructure. Infinite trusted applications.
EAX Global builds the layer that establishes whether a record is genuine, original and unaltered — before anyone acts on it. It records a cryptographic fingerprint of a record when it is issued, then lets anyone verify a later copy against it, without exposing the original.
It doesn't replace the systems organisations already run. It sits beneath them, and gives every kind of record the same fundamental property: trust. That platform is called Kweli.
Five products. One trust layer.
Each product solves a different workflow — but they all run on the same platform, Kweli, and share the same proof of trust.
Kweli Verify
Document integrity and authenticity — confirm a record is the genuine, unaltered file issued by a known organisation.
Kweli Claims
An independent integrity layer for insurance claims evidence, alongside existing claims systems.
Kweli Supply
Verification for supply-chain and trade documentation as it changes hands.
Kweli Credentials
Verification for certificates, licences and professional credentials.
EAX Marketplace
A trusted digital marketplace built on verified organisations, documents and transactions.
What exists now, stated plainly.
Kweli currently lets organisations register and verify document integrity using cryptographic records. A record is fingerprinted when it is issued; anyone can later check a copy against that record. The original file never needs to be exposed to be verified.
Everything beyond that is labelled honestly — pilot, in development, or a future direction. We would rather understate than overstate.
Building something that depends on trust?
Whether you're an enterprise, an insurer, a financial institution, a partner or an investor — we'd like to hear how you think about verification.