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Trust claims need a return address.

Independent audits of Onym components. Each verdict is a signed document that says who checked, which exact bytes, by what method and who paid — and anyone can verify it in the browser.

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Your source in the app

Connect onym audit to Onym

Add our Discovery catalog as an extra source: the app then shows the audit status of the services we examined, and the list of auditors. Adding a catalog turns nothing on by itself.

https://foldy.io/audit/discovery/manifest.json
  1. In Onym, open Settings → Discovery Providers → Add Discovery Provider.
  2. Paste the address above and tap Fetch Provider.
  3. Check the key fingerprint: 4074 4514 be2a 1414.
  4. Confirm with Pin Key & Add Provider. Then choose a service and confirm its terms separately.

The path is taken from the Onym iOS and Android sources; your version of the app may not have this screen yet. The fingerprint is the first 16 characters of the operator key, as the app shows it.

View the manifest ↗
The Onym app: the Review Service screen for onym-relayer, marked “Listed by foldy.io”, with an UNDER REVIEW badge linking to the status page
Onym for macOS, 25 September 2026

Already in the Onym app

Our catalog works in a real Onym client

The Onym app for macOS shows the onym-relayer service from our Discovery catalog: “Listed by foldy.io”, an UNDER REVIEW badge and a link to the audit status page.

  • The catalog is added the standard way — Settings → Discovery Providers, key checked by its fingerprint; the client verifies the signature of every snapshot itself.
  • The audit status arrives in the catalog entry's status field: nothing in the app had to change.
  • The link opens our status page with signed attestations that verify in the browser.

Connect to Onym onym-relayer status page

How it works

  1. An auditor publishes a signed manifest

    Who they are, how they examine, their terms and prices — all signed with their key. Anyone can become an auditor in the app, with an Onym phrase.

  2. They examine exact bytes and sign a verdict

    The attestation is bound to the hash of the code or service manifest it examined, and names the findings, who paid and every relationship. The auditor's register is anchored in the Stellar blockchain.

  3. Anyone checks it themselves

    Each attestation's page verifies the signatures in your browser, and the Onym apps show a service's audit status through the Discovery catalog.