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The Credible Layer dApp is the interface for managing assertions and monitoring incidents. Protocol teams use it to create projects, link contracts, and deploy assertions to protect their contracts. When deploying assertions, teams choose between Staging (for testing) or Production (for active protection). Users, investors, and researchers use it to review which assertions protect specific protocols. When you create a project and deploy assertions through the dApp, those assertions are deployed on-chain. Network validators use this registry to validate every transaction against your assertions before including them in blocks.

Core Components

Transparency Dashboard

The Transparency Dashboard provides public visibility into all projects and their assertions. Browse, search, and review which protocols are protected and how.

Projects

The Projects interface enables protocol teams to create and manage projects, link contract addresses, and associate assertions with their contracts.

Incidents

The Incidents page tracks assertion violations that were prevented, showing when transactions were dropped and which assertions caught them.

Authentication

To use project management features, you need to authenticate through pcl. The dApp uses OAuth-based authentication integrated with pcl, ensuring secure access through wallet connection.
Authentication is required to create and manage projects. See the dApp Guide for step-by-step authentication instructions.

Key Features

  • Public Transparency: All projects and assertions are publicly visible
  • Unified Management: Manage all assertions for your protocol from one interface
  • Incident Monitoring: Track when assertions prevent violations
  • Verifiable Security: Users can verify protection before interacting with protocols

Getting Started