Check chain 2800 yourself, from your own machine, with code you can read. None of these tools needs an account, a key or our permission; they only read public data.
Reads the most recent anchor blocks over a public RPC and checks, for each one, that the post-quantum certificate is bound under the block hash, that every Falcon-512 and SLH-DSA-SHA2-128s seal is a valid signature, and that each sealing key was bound by a distinct validator of the block it signs with that validator's own consensus key. Falcon-512 is verified in plain JavaScript written from the specification, SLH-DSA through the independent @noble/post-quantum library.
curl -O https://aere.network/tools/verify-anchor.mjs -O https://aere.network/tools/mpt.mjs -O https://aere.network/tools/falcon512.mjs -O https://aere.network/tools/registry-v3.mjs -O https://aere.network/tools/package.json npm install node verify-anchor.mjs
Files: verify-anchor.mjs · falcon512.mjs · mpt.mjs · registry-v3.mjs · package.json · README, leg by leg
The anchor verifier, packaged to run in this browser with no installation: the same code, the same libraries, against the public endpoint.
Open the in-browser verifier · the files it loads, with their hashes
A read-only toolkit that asks two public endpoints a fixed set of questions (the precompiles, the anchor interval, the validator set, the fingerprints) and compares the answers with expectations written down in advance. It installs nothing. Run the self-test first: it plants deliberate defects and shows that every check turns red when it should.
curl -O https://aere.network/tools/verifica-lantul.tar.gz tar -xzf verifica-lantul.tar.gz && cd verifica-lantul node autotest.mjs node verifica.mjs
File: verifica-lantul.tar.gz
The reference verifier of the AERE Proof Protocol: it checks a proof envelope's form, the integrity of its statement, its ML-DSA signature when there is one, and, when asked, that the notarization sits in a block covered by a post-quantum certificate, without trusting the producer of the proof.
curl -O https://aere.network/tools/verify-proof.mjs -O https://aere.network/tools/verify-anchor.mjs -O https://aere.network/tools/mpt.mjs -O https://aere.network/tools/falcon512.mjs -O https://aere.network/tools/registry-v3.mjs -O https://aere.network/tools/martor-notar-verifica.mjs -O https://aere.network/tools/package.json && npm install node verify-proof.mjs proof.json # the Bitcoin witness of a notarization (level 5), on the published sample, against two public Bitcoin explorers: curl -O https://aere.network/tools/sample-witness.json && node verify-proof.mjs sample-witness.json --live
Files: verify-proof.mjs · martor-notar-verifica.mjs (the Bitcoin witness judge, since 2026-10-18) · sample-witness.json · a sample conformance report
More ways to check the chain: call the NIST precompiles yourself, the machine-readable claims, the daily security score, and service status.