The ECZ-ID Infrastructure

ECZ-ID is a global business identity and accountability infrastructure.

ECZ-ID provides:

  • A stable business identifier (ECZ-ID) that can be cited across contracts, platforms, and official processes.
  • A passport framework for publishing verifiable states (Declared / Verified / Assured) and related credentials.
  • A time-bound record of authority and state changes (issuance, updates, suspension, revocation).
  • Machine-readable outputs for deterministic resolution and verification.
  • Ledger receipts for tamper-evident referencing of canonical records.

ECZ-ID does not:

  • Rank, score, endorse, or certify business quality.
  • Provide opinions, recommendations, or ratings.
  • Replace regulators, auditors, insurers, or courts.
  • Guarantee outcomes, performance, safety, or compliance.
  • Publish pricing, promotions, or commercial offers on this public surface.

How ECZ-ID works

ECZ-ID operates as a canonical business identity spine with clearly separated public surfaces. Each surface has a defined role and authority boundary.

  • Registry — Publishes governance, specifications, and formal definitions. This site operates as the registry surface.
  • Resolver — Provides authoritative resolution of ECZ-IDs and passports, including current status, effective dates, and referenced receipts.
  • Directory — Provides optional discoverability where explicitly enabled. Directory presence is non-authoritative and always references the resolver.

Issuance, updates, authority changes, and revocations do not occur on this site and are not performed through public interfaces.


Resolve an ECZ-ID

Use the canonical resolver to view the current authoritative state of an ECZ-ID or passport, including status, effective dates, and referenced receipts.

Open Resolver

Note: This website is informational. Authoritative resolution occurs on the canonical resolver.


Governance & Specifications

ECZ-ID is governed by published issuance, revocation, and authority policies. All specifications are deterministic and resolver-first.