Reading the latest available Verity Testnet state.
Reading the latest available Verity Testnet state.
Inspect execution, program calls, market activity, and Solana settlement without pretending missing receipt data exists.
Orders transactions and signs each Verity block, as often as every 250 ms (up to 1 MiB and 4,096 transactions). Non-conflicting transactions run in parallel with results identical to serial execution, and every block is re-executed serially before its batch is committed to Solana. This is a single sequencer, not a validator set.
Batches publish their payloads for deterministic re-derivation. Until a batch confirms, anyone can demand its bytes on Solana; data withheld past the deadline rejects its commitment.
Any party can dispute a posted state commitment during its challenge window. A bisection game on Solana narrows the dispute to one instruction and settles it on-chain. A block is final only once its batch is confirmed.
Canonical block and transaction data remains available from Verity RPC.