NOSHASHI
The Ledger Desk Ledger connection / Connecting Ledger — · —

XRPL analysis for treasury, custody & operations

The ledger
is public.
Look closer.

Inspect issuer controls before accepting an asset. Verify what a payment delivered. Check funded order-book depth before sizing a trade. NOSHASHI turns validated XRP Ledger replies into findings and receipts you can inspect.

Try issuer controls Institutional demo

Free public tools · No account or wallet connection · Read-only beta

Issuer controls · Payments · Funded depthScroll to investigate
Fig. 01 / Inside the readingExploratory instrument
An explanatory stack of three reading layers: issuer authority, liquidity and evidence. Select a layer using the buttons below. N03 / EVIDENCE 02 / LIQUIDITY 01 / AUTHORITY READ → INTERPRET → VERIFYN / XRPL

Who still holds the power?

Inspect the controls an issuer retains over the assets you hold.Inspect issuer authority
Issuer controls / liquidity / evidence

Explanatory geometry. Not a measured chart.

01 / Try the instrument

Start with one issuer.
Keep the evidence.

Choose a public issuer. Read its controls.
Verify the record in your browser.

Input / Issuer accountRead only

Start with an issuer
you recognize.

Inspect the powers it retains. The answer comes from the ledger, not from the name on the token.

A public address only. Never enter a secret or recovery phrase. Issuer labels identify the examples; no affiliation or endorsement.

  1. 01Choose the subject
  2. 02Read the ledger
  3. 03Verify the fingerprint
  4. 04Keep the evidence
Output / Authority recordAwaiting your investigation

A record you can inspect

Issuer authority.

Not read

Press “Read issuer controls” to retrieve a validated reading.

Issuer account
—
Validated ledger
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Rules version
—

No reading has been retrieved.

  • Freeze permanently surrenderedNot read
  • Issuance not globally frozenNot read
  • Holding needs no issuer permissionNot read
  • No single controlling keyNot read
All findings and coverage limits
  • Run an investigation to inspect the findings.
SHA-256 / Record integrityNo fingerprint until a complete reply is verified.

The record remains empty until verification succeeds.

Full certificate

A verdict concerns issuer controls, not investment quality or legal compliance. Backing, redemption and legal identity are outside this reading. Supply is not walked. Recomputing a hash checks the record’s integrity; it is not a digital signature or independent proof of ledger state.

Table 1. Compare issuer controls

Six public issuers, with a separate ledger and receipt for each reading. “Yes” describes the stated control; it is not an endorsement or investment rating.

On smaller screens, scroll the table horizontally to inspect each row’s evidence and retry controls.

Token, issuerFreeze given upNot frozen nowOpen holdingNo single keyControls verdictEvidence / retry
RLUSDRippleNot readNot readNot readNot readNot readNot read yetCertificate
USDCCircleNot readNot readNot readNot readNot readNot read yetCertificate
SOLOSologenicNot readNot readNot readNot readNot readNot read yetCertificate
CSCCasinoCoinNot readNot readNot readNot readNot readNot read yetCertificate
USDGateHubNot readNot readNot readNot readNot readNot read yetCertificate
USDBitstampNot readNot readNot readNot readNot readNot read yetCertificate

Comparisons load automatically, with a 20-second limit per issuer. Connection status above describes the ledger feed, not these analyses.

Names identify the examples; no affiliation or endorsement. Replies come from public nodes. Each receipt hashes its own payload and scope; different readings can legitimately have different hashes. How to verify a receipt.

Three core workflows

Know what you are accepting.

01 / Asset review

Who can freeze it?

For custody and treasury teams: inspect an issuer’s freeze, authorisation and signing powers before accepting an asset.

Read issuer controls →

02 / Payment operations

What actually arrived?

For settlement and exchange operations: check the validated delivered amount, including partial payments, before crediting a transfer.

Verify a payment →

03 / Trade sizing

What could fill?

For dealing and liquidity teams: compare quoted offers with the depth their owners can fund at the ledger read. This is a reading, not an execution guarantee.

Inspect funded depth →

Try all three in the guided institutional demo, or open the workspace. Public-node access can fail; unreadable data remains unknown.

The workstation / Recorded product views

A closer look
at the desk.

See how findings, rules and source readings fit together. These are recorded desktop views, with capture dates and ledger references.

Try the live workflows
Verification / Recorded desktop view
Recorded NOSHASHI verification screen showing a settlement decision and the rules evaluated.
Recorded 01 November 2026 · XRPL mainnet · ledger 108,046,508. This is a captured view, not a live result.

From a first check to a recurring review

Try the facts. Pay for the workflow.

Free public investigations

One-off issuer, payment and liquidity checks without an account. Inspect the readings and keep the public authority record. The free desktop plan also includes session-based gate checks and CSV export.

Try the workflows →

Paid review capabilities

Pro adds portfolios, drift monitoring, policy, verdict history and API allowances. Institutional team governance and higher volumes require a contract. Prices, allowances and the limits of each plan are listed together.

Compare plans and current prices →

Trust / Scope and limits

Evidence you can inspect. Limits you can see.

Read-only beta

NOSHASHI reads public ledger replies. It does not hold keys or submit transactions. Findings name the ledger and rules; public nodes are trusted data sources, not independently verified validator proofs. Reserves, redemption and legal identity require separate diligence.

Integrity is specific

A SHA-256 hash detects changes to a record; it does not authenticate its author. An audit trail records activity; it is not a security assessment. Desktop updater packages have digital signatures, while the OS installers are not code-signed or notarised.

Enterprise scope is agreed

SSO, uptime SLAs and dedicated environments remain planned, not currently available. No independent security assessment or certification has been completed. Confirm requirements and available scope before starting a pilot.

Read the trust and beta details →

Evaluation / A scoped pilot

Bring one workflow.
Agree what success means.

Review an issuer, reconcile a payment or examine funded depth with us. Agree the sample, deliverables and acceptance criteria before work starts.

  1. Choose the addresses, transactions and review period.
  2. Agree an evidence pack and a walkthrough of discrepancies.
  3. Measure review time, evidence completeness or discrepancies identified against your own baseline.
Request a scoped pilot Join the beta evaluation →

No promised savings or outcomes. Scope, fees and any contract terms are agreed separately. Already testing? Send feedback.

Download the desktop app · macOS, Windows & Linux

Read-only beta. Installers are not OS code-signed or notarised; your operating system may warn. Updater signatures and record hashes serve different purposes. Read the limitations.

CURRENT CHANNEL Beta · v1.0.26
RELEASED 2026-11-01
SOURCE GitHub Actions
INTEGRITY SHA-256 listed

macOS

11 Big Sur or later

BETA

Apple silicon and Intel built separately

Download .dmg · Apple silicon · 5.5 MB · v1.0.26

f9dca6101a0e8bcdd66dcd21489ed207147ebfcb9837435d93b16b405fbd17f6

Intel build (.dmg) — 5.6 MB, sha256 3368b102…f64627ad. Not notarised, so Gatekeeper will warn: right-click › Open.

Windows

10 and 11 · x64

BETA

Built on a Windows runner

Download .exe · 3.3 MB · v1.0.26

b8d1a82a8b1a3bc1ca43acceb40b530a7c5f6484f4ad0bd1c6ec9ed606d97c95

Deploying it? The .msi — 4.1 MB, sha256 6ee57098…d82f6a6f. Neither build is code-signed, so SmartScreen will warn.

Linux

x64 · .deb, .rpm, .AppImage

BETA

Choose the package for your environment

Download .deb · 4.5 MB · v1.0.26

dca145a3c8f60c159dddcbdf371855c7ccc5ff997f5108a9c5a521725a331d25

.rpm — 4.5 MB, sha256 3588051b…2d8c3144 and .AppImage — 83 MB, sha256 b29b1602…2296236d. The AppImage is large because it carries its own WebKitGTK; the .deb uses yours.

Operator note. Every build on this page is a beta, including version 1.x. Installers are not OS code-signed or notarised, so platform warnings remain. SHA-256 checks detect a changed download when compared with the published value; they do not authenticate the publisher. The in-app updater separately verifies minisign signatures against its bundled public key. Follow your institution's software admission process before deployment.
Common questions
What does NOSHASHI do?
NOSHASHI reads validated XRP Ledger state and answers two questions from it at the same moment: whether a transfer is permitted under the rules you configured, and whether you could actually exit the position. It returns a GO, HOLD or NO-GO verdict with the evidence attached. It is informational tooling — it never holds, signs or moves an asset.

The product brief →
What does it cost?
The console is free forever, including unlimited GO/HOLD/NO-GO checks, live mainnet telemetry and 10 address checks a month. Pro is $749 per seat per month and adds unlimited address checks, exit-liquidity and freeze-rights analysis, the persistent adjudication ledger and 5,000 API verifications. Institutional is $4,000 a month and adds Travel Rule scoping, SHA-256 audit export, offline adjudication and 100,000 API verifications.

Full pricing →
Is this production-ready?
No — every build on this site is labelled BETA. The 1.x version number does not change the beta status: the binaries are not OS code-signed or notarised yet, and the release pipeline is still being hardened. Treat it as an evaluation build: verify the SHA-256, run it through your own software admission process, and do not make it the sole basis of a decision carrying legal consequence.

Downloads → · Status →
Do I need an account?
The public web tools, institutional demo and browser workspace need no account. The desktop app can also read public ledger data without one. Paid entitlements, shared organization features and API access use the app's account and hosted services; billing runs through Stripe.

Security posture →
macOS or Windows blocks the app — is that expected?
Yes. The builds are not code-signed or notarised while the release pipeline is being hardened, so macOS reports an unidentified developer and Windows SmartScreen warns. On macOS, right-click the app and choose Open the first time. Compare the download with the SHA-256 published on the release. A matching hash detects changed bytes against that reference; it does not authenticate the publisher. The in-app updater separately checks minisign signatures against the bundled public key.

Verify a download →
Can it move my funds?
No, and it cannot be made to. NOSHASHI has no signing path and no custody: it reads ledger state and reports on it. It is not a bank, broker-dealer, money services business, money transmitter, qualified custodian or registered investment adviser, and nothing it produces is legal, regulatory, tax or investment advice.

Legal →
What data do you collect?
Public ledger servers receive the queries you ask them to read. Hosted services keep account, subscription and organization data when you use those features; contact and update forms also transmit the information you submit. AI questions stay local only when you choose a local model; a configured hosted provider receives the attached context. API secrets use the OS keychain, and typefaces are self-hosted.

Security posture → · Legal →
How do billing, cancellation and refunds work?
Payments run entirely through Stripe — no card data ever reaches NOSHASHI. Subscriptions renew automatically until cancelled and can be cancelled at any time, taking effect at the end of the period already paid for. A first charge is fully refundable within 14 days if no paid capability was used.

Pricing →

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