Transparency register
A transparency feed without exposing private data
BTG intends to publish non-sensitive evidence that lets readers distinguish verified events from assertions. A public report can document the existence and timestamp of an authorized activity without posting the transaction's private details.
Proposed public fields
Publication ID; time period; evidence type; document version; cryptographic commitment where privacy-reviewed; independent verifier if any; asset category; provenance status; permission class; qualification scope; limitations; withdrawal or correction notices; and whether an item reflects a real transaction or a simulation.
Never publish
User activity histories, private conversation recordings, client identities, actual keys, access tokens, exploit-level security details, private prices without permission, confidential legal documents, bank details or unlicensed datasets.
Evidence confidence
Designed is different from implemented. Internal tests are different from independent verification. A signed record is different from a lawful ownership determination. A commercial invoice is different from reconciled bank collection. A regulated market authorization must be identifiable to the specific entity and activity.
October 2026 snapshot
This portal's documents are public-information drafts. A comprehensive, independently accepted audit of all transformations and real-money marketplace readiness has not been established here. No live market ticker, order book, certified income figure or public chain-of-title assertion is published as a verified fact.
A machine-readable feed can be added after publication controls, privacy assessment and independently verified evidence exports are complete. Until then, blank or withheld fields should remain explicitly unavailable rather than populated with synthetic production-looking data.