Cryptographic Identity for Verified Media Streams

Live Protocol Demo

Identity that survives everything except deletion.

C2PA metadata dies on upload. Attestik identity survives re-muxing, transcoding, and social platform processing. See it happen.

Content Binding

SHA-256 hashes at bitstream, codec, and distribution levels bind identity to the actual media.

120-800 Bytes

Attestation frames add minimal overhead per segment. Orders of magnitude smaller than C2PA.

Platform Resilient

Survives re-muxing, transcoding, and social upload. Identity travels with the media stream.

Ed25519 Signatures

Every segment is individually signed. Hash chain links segments together cryptographically.

Attestik vs. C2PA

C2PA stores provenance in the file container. Every platform in the delivery chain destroys it.

OperationC2PA (Container Metadata)Attestik (Content Binding)
Re-mux (MP4 to MKV) Metadata destroyed L1 bitstream hash matches
Transcode to 720p Metadata destroyed L2 codec-level hash matches
Upload to social platform Metadata destroyed L2 codec hash + sidecar recovery
Strip SEI NAL units Metadata destroyed Identity signal deleted
CDN edge caching Often stripped by CDN Travels with media stream