Check a whole ledger, block by block.
Open a ledger export and this page re-checks it here, in your browser: every link between blocks, every Merkle root, every transaction signature and every validator certificate. Nothing is uploaded. Then browse what the ledger records.
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The demo republic is twelve blocks and 677 transactions: three periods of an economy, a lease that went to arbitration, a supply contract, and a fraud ring for the detectors to find.
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Each box is a block, sized by its transactions and linked to the one before. The four spheres are the validators; select a block and the amber lines show which of them signed it.
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The economy in this ledger
Gross domestic product by expenditure, up to and including the selected block, computed here from the payments' purpose tags — the same rules as jurisledger gdp, tested to agree to the cent.
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Review flags
The four detectors of jurisledger fraud, run here on the ledger you opened: money moving in a circle, payments just under a reporting threshold, amounts whose first digits look invented, and one invoice financed by several lenders. A flag is a lead for a person, not a finding — ordinary trade triggers some. Click one to light up its blocks.
This page checks the ledger's structure and every signature against the validators named in its founding record. It does not re-run balances, nonces and contract rules; for the complete check run jurisledger audit chain.json. A ledger whose validator set changed by governance vote may show certificate warnings here that the full audit accepts.