Clearance determines whether a project can proceed in its current form. No marketing claims. No promises about the future.
Clearance (CL) is a documented decision regarding a project's eligibility to continue a technical, operational or launch endeavour at a given moment.
Clearance does not certify security. Clearance does not guarantee results. Clearance does not transfer responsibility.
Clearance says one thing:
whether you can proceed or not, and why.
Clearance does not monitor the future. It is a surgical X-ray of moment T0. If you change a comma in your code or a vendor after the verdict, your Clearance becomes history instantly.
The Verification Seal is a technical indicator, not a marketing asset.
No unnecessary discussions. No interpretations.
| Project type | What CL evaluates |
|---|---|
| Crypto / Web3 | Dependencies, LP Lock, PQC, invalidation mechanisms. We evaluate quantum attack resilience (PQC) and contract integrity. If you depend on a single person (Single Point of Failure), the verdict will reflect that, regardless of how good the code is. |
| SaaS | Architecture, dependencies, backup, access, processes. |
| E-commerce | Operational flow, payment gateways, vendor SLAs. |
| Business / Startup | Reality vs documentation, SPOF, team. |
Classic audit (e.g. Certik): "The code looks ok."
Clearance: "You can proceed or not, and here is why."
CL does not replace Certik for mandatory listings. It is an operational decision layer, applicable to crypto and non-crypto projects.
Official Verification Seal (for GRANTED projects only) — A technical marker linked to our verification database.
Clearance reflects the project state at the time of evaluation. It does not cover subsequent changes, incorrect use, or shifts in legal or operational context.