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Your auditor identityCustomer dashboard
An auditor is an Onym identity of its own: twelve words, from which your auditor key and Stellar account are derived exactly as the Onym apps derive them. Add the same words to the Onym app as a second account and it shows the same address.
The customer dashboard opens with a twelve-word phrase, as in the Onym apps. Every order and request gets its own key derived from it, so your orders are linked neither to each other nor to an auditor key.
Never enter the phrase of your main Onym account here. That phrase is your whole identity — messages, groups and keys — and an auditor key is public: it would link your auditing to your conversations. Use a phrase made for auditing only.
Use a phrase of its own for orders, never the phrase of your main Onym account: that phrase is your whole identity.
The phrase never leaves this page and is not stored: the browser keeps only keys it cannot export. Nothing is written to the Stellar network and no funds are needed.
A one-off order needs no sign-in: order an audit
Auditors on this hub
New identity
Write down these twelve words
They are the only way to sign in again, here or on another device. Nobody can reset them — not the hub, not Onym.
- Stellar account
Step one
Your auditor identity
Auditor dashboard
- Stellar account
- Key
- ·open requests
- ·new orders
- ·held under embargo
- ·active attestations
- ·revoked
Links this auditor to a Stellar account you already have, on the public network. The page forms one transaction from that account that writes two data entries on it: this auditor's key, and this key's signature for that account — both sides consent on the network. Sign it with any wallet: a phone wallet from the QR code, the web+stellar link, or Stellar Lab. The fee is 0.001 XLM; 1 XLM stays in reserve for the two entries.
Scan with a phone wallet that reads SEP-7 links (LOBSTR and others), or open the link:
Or copy the XDR and sign it in Stellar Lab: Import transaction → paste → Mainnet → sign with the account → submit. The transaction is valid for 30 minutes.
Requests
Open requests from orderers — public ones and those addressed to your Stellar address. Answer with an offer; if the orderer chooses you, the order arrives in Orders.
Orders
Your offers and price
Saving signs new offers and re-signs your manifest. Orders already queued keep the terms they were signed under.
Your attestations
New examination
What are you examining?
1 · Choose the thing
2 · Inspect it
3 · Findings and coverage
Every finding quotes the exact bytes it rests on. State plainly what you did and did not examine.
Coverage
4 · Sign and publish
Result:
Filled from the manifest when it has one. Only this key can sign a reply to your attestation.
Unsolicited examinations are published only after the subject has been notified — see your unsolicited policy.
Customer dashboard
Commission an examination
Choose an auditor and one of their signed offers, point at exact bytes, and sign the order in this browser. The price and the disclosure terms are fixed before anyone looks: nothing you pay changes the result.
My orders
My requests
Not sure whom to ask? Publish a request — to every auditor, or to one Stellar address — and choose among the auditors who answer with an offer.
Auditors
Sorted by public facts anyone can recount from the auditors’ published orders. They are not a measure of quality — keys are free, so counts can be inflated — and whom to trust stays your decision.
Library
Every verdict, verified in your browser
All attestations this hub serves, from every auditor. Find one by its number, the component, or the auditor. Failures and revocations are listed exactly like favorable results.
An index, not an authority: it covers the auditors of this hub, and whom to trust stays your decision.