ProofSetu Protocol is an open-source workflow proof system designed to create verifiable proof records without exposing private documents.

ProofSetu Protocol follows these principles:

• Do not store private documents on-chain
• Do not commit sensitive user data to the repository
• Store only hashes, timestamps, and proof metadata for verification
• Use dummy/sample data in examples
• Keep smart contract logic simple and auditable
• Document all security assumptions clearly

Do not upload or commit:

• Patient records
• Client documents
• Financial records
• Government IDs
• Private contracts
• Real invoices
• Personal data
• Private wallet keys
• Seed phrases
• API keys
• Environment variables

Only sample data and dummy proof records should be used in the repository.

The future Soroban proof registry contract should remain minimal.

Planned contract functions:

• create_proof
• get_proof
• verify_proof

Before any mainnet deployment, the contract should go through:

• Code review
• Testnet testing
• Security checklist review
• Access control review
• Storage design review
• Edge case testing

If you discover a security issue, please open a GitHub issue with a clear description.

Do not include private keys, seed phrases, confidential documents, or sensitive personal data in any report.

The project is currently in early MVP planning and documentation stage.

No production smart contract has been deployed yet.