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This is NOSHASHI: a desktop app for Mac, Windows and Linux that reads the live XRP Ledger, and tells an institution what it needs to know before it moves a token.

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Anyone holding a token on the XRP Ledger faces two questions.

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First: am I allowed to move this?

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That depends on what the issuer can still do, on credentials, on Travel Rule scope, on where the counterparty came from, and on your own policy.

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Second: could I actually get out of it?

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That depends on how much of the order book is really funded, on the pools, and on how concentrated the holders are.

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Compliance tools rarely read the order book, and market terminals rarely read the issuer's flags.

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NOSHASHI answers both from the same ledger reading, in the same second.

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Every adjudication ends in one of three verdicts.

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GO means every check passed.

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HOLD means a warning-level check did not pass, or something needs a person to review it.

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NO-GO means a blocking check failed.

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Do not move until it is resolved, or formally excepted.

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Each check reports one of five states.

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Insufficient data is an abstention, never a pass: NOSHASHI would rather say it cannot tell than guess.

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Every verdict produces a receipt: the ledger index it was read at, the rules version, every check's outcome, and a SHA-256 digest over all of it.

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Anyone who recomputes the digest later gets the same fingerprint, so a compliance file can prove what was known, and when, without anyone having to trust NOSHASHI.

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It is built for compliance officers screening assets and settlements, and for trading desks that need to know which positions they could really exit.

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Treasury teams use it to show auditors who controls the treasury.

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Token issuers use it to see their token the way holders see it.

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Auditors get evidence stamped with a ledger index that they can reproduce.

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And anyone can check an address before paying it, for free.

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You can start on the free plan: ten address checks a month, Ledger Sync, and the free tools on the website.

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NOSHASHI is in beta, at version one point zero point nine.

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It gives information, not financial or legal advice, and every reading carries its ledger index so you can re-check it.

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The full course, the knowledge check and the word list are at noshashi dot app slash learn.