Use a custom RPC endpoint
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Your signed identity
An EPM (Entity Profile Message) is your portable, tamper-evident identity record, signed over the canonical RFC 8785 projection — so any edit invalidates the signature.
Profile
Your wallet signs the canonical payload. Nothing is uploaded.
Signed record unsigned
Sign your EPM to see it here.
Sign and verify
On the network this happens automatically — every satellite, ground station and server signs what it publishes, and every receiving node verifies before it acts. This page is the manual version, so you can see what the machines are doing to each other.
Opens X with the text prefilled. You review and post it yourself.
Checks the signature against the sender's key. A node does exactly this before importing anything.
Trust rules
Decide what "trustworthy" means to you, then apply it to any key. Rules stack — one can require another to pass first, so you build a standard rather than a checklist.
Run a check to see the result.
Your records
Stored locally in your browser by default. Nothing leaves this page until you back it up. File download and import live on the graph above — this panel is for remote backups.
Backup settings
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