SOVA Protocol

Verifiable reputation on Whitechain

Evidence people carry.
Trust built for lending.

Issuer-signed evidence helps Whitechain apps evaluate trust through transparent policies, without a hidden universal score.
IssuerConsumerUserdApp
SOVA ProtocolRegistry
Whitechain 1874
WhiteBIT ecosystemWhitechain executionSOVA evidenceConsumer decisions

The reputation layer

Evidence becomes useful when every decision stays inspectable.

SOVA keeps issuance, registry state, and consumer policy separate. That makes reputation portable without making it opaque.
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One attestation.
Many valid decisions.

The claim remains stable. Consumers choose the schema, issuer, age, and disclosure requirements that fit their product.

Issuer

Signs structured evidence

An authorized entity verifies an outcome and signs schema-bound data.

SIGN(payload, issuer_key)
Registry

Anchors authoritative state

Validity, authorization, and revocation remain directly inspectable onchain.

registry.isUsable(id)
Consumer

Evaluates an explicit policy

The application accepts or rejects evidence with a reason users can understand.

evaluate(claim, policy)

Testnet proof

Not a promise.
A registry record.

This is a captured example of an issuer-signed claim recorded as usable on Whitechain Testnet. Applications should query the API or registry for its current state before making a decision.Check current state via API ↗
Registry snapshotRecorded active
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Attestation0x2bc2f6...7f1bc1
Claim state
Usable at capture
Issuer
0x9325B1...bB2B28
Schema
0xa4fd4d...ffb526
Network
Whitechain Testnet
Recorded from registry
0x953a4e...2c8bCf
Chain 1874Recorded registry snapshot. Current state remains authoritative.

Built for the ecosystem

Reputation infrastructure that adapts to the decision.

No single score decides every use case. Products compose the evidence they actually need.
Credit

Lending that can explain its trust requirements.

Use repayment evidence and issuer rules without reducing a person to one universal score.

Growth

Reward durable participation, not temporary wallet activity.

Airdrops and campaigns can require fresh, usable claims from accepted issuers.

Identity

Connect WB Soul signals with protocol evidence.

Combine public Whitechain identity signals with SOVA attestations through explicit policy.

Access

Make eligibility portable across the ecosystem.

Users carry verifiable evidence. Each app keeps control over its own decision policy.

Consumer policy

The same claim can pass here and fail there.

That is a feature. Each product publishes what it requires, and SOVA returns the reason.
Policy examples
Public lending policy

Accepted

The claim is active, fresh, schema-matched, and issued by an accepted authority.

Registry usable
True
Accepted issuer
Matched
Private disclosure
Optional

For builders

Read evidence.
Make the decision.

Integrate indexed attestations through REST, or verify authoritative state directly against the Solidity registry.
GET/v1/attestations/0x2bc2f6...
{
  "status": "ACTIVE",
  "usable": true,
  "chainId": 1874
}
200 OK

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about SOVA Protocol.

Common questions from Whitechain developers, auditors, and ecosystem partners.

No. WB Soul (backed by WhiteBIT) serves as the primary identity guarantor on Whitechain. SOVA reads public WB Soul registrations and associated wallet signals to compute behavioral reputation without requiring any extra KYC or document submission.