Glossary
Content-addressed proof
Content-addressed proof is defined here as follows. A record identified by a hash of its bytes, so a reader can check that those bytes match the identifier. Merkle proofs show membership in a larger hashed set. IPFS content identifiers are a common form. Accords is one listing that uses this for a transaction record, not the only use.
Last verified 2026-10-19
Sources
Listings
Directory listings whose sources describe this mechanism.
| Name | Status | Category | Open source | Mechanism |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Accords | Live | Exchanges and markets | Yes | Transaction infrastructure that structures supply, rights, workflows, and proof for asset and capacity markets. Its open CLP protocol binds signatures, authorization, and payment events into content-addressed proof bundles. assets, capacity, proof |
Questions
- What is Content-addressed proof?
- A record identified by a hash of its bytes, so a reader can check that those bytes match the identifier. Merkle proofs show membership in a larger hashed set. IPFS content identifiers are a common form. Accords is one listing that uses this for a transaction record, not the only use.
- Which listings use Content-addressed proof?
- Accords.
- When was Content-addressed proof last verified?
- Last verified 2026-10-19.