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The US stablecoin law takes effect January 18, 2027. Issuers and platforms are choosing their trust and address stack now.

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Trusted names for people, agents, assets and data.

For stablecoins, payments, funds and compliance records on ledgers. Each name is an identity carrying a live state that platforms read instead of re-verifying, and it reaches the right account on each ledger.

  1. 1
    A live state, not a check. Platforms read it instead of re-verifying. Records stay at their source, with less to breach.
  2. 2
    Rails, not single names. Acme leases an L2 name rail and mints names for its teams and agents, each a token address with its own rules.
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    One name across ledgers. It reaches the right account on each, replacing look-alike address strings.
Supports
  • Reusable KYC
  • Ongoing monitoring
  • Sanctions screening
  • Impersonation checks
  • Know-your-agent
  • Travel Rule
  • Wallet ownership checks
  • Address verification
  • Data minimization
  • Portable identity
  • Multi-ledger interoperability
  • Audit
Add Trust State to your platform Request a rail Read the Trust State whitepaper
Live sources feed one state on the name. Platforms read it.

The cost of trust that doesn’t travel.

People and platforms already pay for every one of these. Each one maps to a capability that answers it.

$15.9bn

Lost to fraud in the US in 2025.

$3.5bn of it went to imposters.

Answered by Trust State
A verified person behind the name
FTC, March 2026
$61bn

Spent each year on financial crime compliance.

Each platform verifies the same person again.

Answered by Trust State
Read in place of re-verifying
LexisNexis, US and Canada, 2024
2.56bn

Spam calls every month.

Block one number and a near match calls next.

Answered by Trust State + Sourceacle
A verified name, not a number to spoof
PIRG, 2025
187

Logins per person.

About 120 personal and 67 for work. Each one starts trust from zero.

Answered by Trust State
Trust that arrives with the sign-in
NordPass, May 2026
$200m

In fines for resold customer data.

Carriers sold location data to aggregators who sold it again.

Answered by Sourceacle + Trust State
A name the holder owns, with records kept at their source
FCC fines upheld by the US Supreme Court, June 2026
20+

Ledgers carry one digital dollar.

Each ledger asks for another address.

Answered by Sourceacle
One name, the right account on each ledger
USDC chain count, Circle via Eco, 2026

One stack. Two patent-pending technologies.

Trust State and Sourceacle work as one stack. VALYS licenses them together or one at a time.

How they work together.

Trust State reads live third-party sources for identity, sanctions and credentials, and keeps one current state on the name. The records stay at their sources. The name points to the right account on each ledger, and a bank, an exchange and a marketplace read the same live state instead of each verifying again.

Trust State

A live state platforms read instead of re-verifying.

  • Current against its sources
  • Restriction status in view
  • Records stay at their sources
  • Works with or without a ledger
Patent pendingWhitepaper at truststate.io

Sourceacle

Hierarchical names built as rails.

  • Operators lease an L2 name rail
  • Names for teams, agents, assets
  • Connects siloed ledgers
  • Works with or without Trust State
Patent pending
License them together or one at a time.Ask about licensing

Category domains become rails for each job.

meet.tribe for contact, kyc.pbdx for verification, id.pbdx for sign-in, pay.pbdx for payments. Acme leases an L2 name rail under each and mints the names beneath it, each carrying its own live state.

  • maria.acme.meet.tribeL3 · Verified contact
  • maria.acme.kyc.pbdxL3 · Verified once
  • support.usa.acme.meet.tribeL4 · Acme’s support line
  • maria.staff.acme.id.pbdxL4 · Staff sign-in
  • maria.acme.pay.pbdxL3 · Paid by name
  • operating.treasury.usa.acme.pay.pbdxL5 · Treasury account

Hundreds of roots, held and ready.

Across .tribe, .pbdx and .onchain. Rails open beneath each one.

Request a rail

Who we serve.

Platforms where trust has to travel between competitors.

Identity communities

Dating apps, marketplaces, rentals and events. Trust earned on one platform carries to the next.

Stablecoin and payments

Participant status that stays current, with restriction status visible at the address.

Tokenized funds

Every fund unit and every holder gets a readable name and a live state.

Agent platforms

Agents that act for a verified person, with a history and a ledger address of their own.

Cybersecurity

No shared password to steal and no copy of the records to breach.

Grow with us.

License the methods, build on them, price them and keep the margin. Every path earns as members renew.

Add Trust State

Verify your members once. Their Trust State stays current and travels with them. You share in every renewal.

Add Trust State

Lease a rail

Your own name space under a VALYS root. Your brand and your prices. Exclusive minting beneath your rail.

Request a rail

License the method

Build the methods into your own product, under your own brand. We stay the registry for what you issue.

Ask about licensing

Pay once a year. Stay trusted all year.

One annual membership keeps a Trust State live every day of the year. It stays current against its sources, and every name keeps pointing to the right account on each ledger. Members pay once. Partners earn on every renewal.

Leadership.

VALYS GLOBALLeadership
Stephen T. Nieman
Stephen T. Nieman
Chief Executive Officer
Licensing

Revenue, operations and enterprise relationships.

VALYS GLOBALLeadership
Dominick Ohrbeck
Dominick Ohrbeck
President | Co‑Founder
Sourceacle

Namespace, rails and partnerships. Revenue.

VALYS GLOBALLeadership
Lila Lang
Lila Lang
VP | Co‑Founder
Trust State

Chief Architect. Governance of our IP in every implementation and build.

Reach the leadership team at meet@valys.global