VeritasChain Protocol (VCP) v1.0

The World's First Open Cryptographic Audit Standard for Algorithmic Trading

What is VCP?

VeritasChain Protocol (VCP) is an open cryptographic standard that creates tamper-evident, end-to-end verifiable audit trails for AI-driven and algorithmic trading systems. VCP replaces trust-based oversight with mathematically provable transparency, enabling independent verification without requiring access to proprietary systems.

Key Innovation: VCP uses cryptographic hash chains (SHA-256) and chronologically-ordered UUIDv7 timestamps to create immutable records that any third party can verify—from regulators to auditors to market participants—without trusting the record keeper.

Why This Matters Now

Technical Specifications

Certification Tiers

Progressive compliance framework allows organizations to adopt VCP incrementally based on their needs.

Launch Date
December 15, 2025
Protocol Version
VCP v1.0
Standards Body
VeritasChain Standards Organization (VSO)
Target Markets
Brokers, Prop Firms, Exchanges, Hedge Funds

Use Cases

Regulatory Alignment

VCP aligns with existing financial regulations: MiFID II (EU algorithmic trading requirements), SEC Rule 15c3-5 (Market Access Rule), FINRA 3110 (Supervision requirements), and emerging AI governance frameworks. Currently engaging with ISO/TC 68 (Financial Services) for potential standardization pathway.

Availability

VCP Specification v1.0: Available as open standard under CC BY 4.0 license
Reference Implementation: Coming Q1 2026 (Open source)
VC-Certified Program: Organizations can apply for certification at veritaschain.org/certified
VCP Explorer: Public verification tool available at veritaschain.org/explorer