Give credit you are willing to sign.

People already say they contributed to your project. Atesta lets you say which of those claims you stand behind, in your own name, from your own NEAR account, and withdraw one if it turns out to be wrong.

What your team does.

Four roles, each with a defined reach. Every sensitive action is checked on the server against the role of the person doing it.

  • Owner

    Controls the organisation and its NEAR issuer account.

    Chooses which NEAR account speaks for the organisation, manages the team, and can transfer ownership. An organisation always keeps at least one owner.

  • Admin

    Runs projects, the team and the review queue.

    Can invite reviewers and viewers, manage projects, review claims and revoke attestations.

  • Reviewer

    Reviews claims and issues attestations.

    Approves, rejects with a reason, or asks for more information. Can never review their own contribution.

  • Viewer

    Reads what the organisation has issued.

    Cannot see pending claims or reviewers’ private notes, and cannot change anything.

Two kinds of standing, kept apart.

An organisation can have either, both or neither, and its public page shows each one separately.

  • Reviewed by Atesta

    A Atesta administrator has looked at who you are.

    New organisations start unverified and are labelled that way. The badge appears only after an administrator approves the application, and the decision is recorded.

  • Registered on NEAR

    Your NEAR account is an authorised issuer in the registry contract.

    This is what lets you anchor and revoke attestations. It says nothing about whether Atesta has reviewed you, and the reverse is true as well.

What you are taking on.

An attestation is your organisation’s word. Each one names you as the issuer, is anchored from your account, and stays publicly checkable. Approve the claims you can actually stand behind, described the way you would describe them.

Anchoring and revoking need a NEAR testnet account and a wallet. You approve every transaction yourself; Atesta never asks for a seed phrase or a private key, never stores one, and cannot sign on your behalf.

Atesta’s administrators can suspend an organisation that abuses the system. They cannot issue, edit or revoke attestations in your name.

Where this build stands: organisation sign-up is not open yet, and everything runs on NEAR testnet. Mainnet is not enabled.

See the whole process, step by step