Amara's desk · Creditcoin CC3 testnet
The applicant's record leaves this browser sealed to a key that exists only inside an attested enclave, riding inside the payment itself. The payment names the exact build you will accept. The answer comes back sealed to a key only this browser holds, riding inside the settlement. And Creditcoin pays the provider only when both proofs agree: that you paid, and that the build you named is the one that signed. Nothing in between can read the data or change the verdict.
01 / The provider
Read from the repository's published enclave identity and checked here, in your browser, against the registry on Creditcoin and Google's live signing keys.
02 / The applicant
Pick an applicant or edit the fields. The commitment updates as you type; it is what goes on chain. The record itself never does.
03 / The build you will accept
The contract on Creditcoin holds no list of approved providers. It reads this requirement out of your proven payment and enforces exactly that. Choose the previous build to watch it refuse.
04 / Pay
0.001 Sepolia ETH to the escrow, with your requirement, the model, the commitment, and the sealed record in the same call. MetaMask on Sepolia is needed; the page will offer to switch.
05 / Settlement
The Attestcoin oracle attests Sepolia in batches, seven to nine minutes behind. Then the provider's worker builds the proof, the enclave runs your job, and both land in one transaction. This page reads every step off the two chains.