Smart Contract Rights Confirmation

AIMS smart contracts provide on-chain copyright attestation for AI skills and digital assets. This page explains what the contracts do and what rights you gain — no deep technical knowledge required.

What the Contracts Do

Proof of Authorship

When you register a skill through AIMS, the contract records a cryptographic fingerprint on-chain. This creates an immutable, timestamped record that you are the original creator — anyone can verify it independently, forever.

Ownership Registry

Each registration links your wallet address to the skill's unique identifier. The blockchain acts as a public, tamper-proof registry: your ownership is visible to everyone and cannot be altered or deleted.

License & Authorization Tracking

When you license your skill to another party — e.g. via a Cooperation Agreement or reseller arrangement — the contract records the authorization details. Disputes over usage rights can be resolved by checking the on-chain history.

Public Verification

Any registration can be verified at /verify/<cert_id> without a wallet or login. This is the contract's core purpose: anyone can confirm a skill's registered owner and attestation level without trusting a centralized database.

What Rights Confirmation Means for You

What's Already Live

The copyright attestation system is operational. You can use it today:

IP Vault
Register your skills, view attestation records, manage your IP portfolio.
IP Fees
API Station tab — view active attestation subscriptions and billing history.
Public Verify
Anyone can verify a registration certificate by ID, no login required.
Marketplace
Every listed skill shows its attestation level (L1–L5) backed by on-chain data.

Attestation Levels (L1–L5)

LevelWhat it MeansOn-Chain Record
L1Self-declared authorshipTimestamp + wallet + skill hash
L2Community-reviewedL1 + community audit trail
L3Third-party attestedL2 + external auditor signature
L4Arbitration-resolvedL3 + dispute outcome recorded
L5Fully adjudicatedL4 + judicial / institutional ruling

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