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IP Registry and rights records

What the Suede AI IP Registry records: file fingerprints, timestamps and creator claims that give every work a dated, verifiable rights record.

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IP Registry registration is live and every record is publicly readable. The registry issues no licenses and verifies none; it records a fingerprint, a wallet-signed claim, contributors, and a timestamp.

The live status page is at registry.suedeai.ai. Do not rely on older launch copy, screenshots, or onboarding instructions.

What these fields can show

  • Fingerprint: a cryptographic hash identifies the exact bytes in a file. It does not identify the author by itself.
  • Timestamp: a trustworthy timestamp can support evidence that a fingerprint was recorded at a particular time. It does not prove the work was first.
  • Creator claim: an account can state who created a work and list contributors. That statement remains a claim.
  • Permissions and routing: these require an authenticated, verified workflow. Their presence must not be inferred from a file upload, claim, or payment elsewhere in Suede.

Building a complete evidence trail

A file fingerprint, timestamp, and creator claim are one strand of the evidence trail. Copyright comes from registration, ownership questions are settled through agreements and the courts, and permissions and payments run through licenses and contracts. Keep source files, drafts, session history, contributor agreements, licenses, and dated correspondence beside the record.

Read Proof of Creation: Evidence, Not Ownership for the plain-language framework.