The Trust Receipt
Verify that a document is exactly the version recorded at approval.
When a Texas attorney inside a law-firm tenant approves an operative artifact in TrusteeClear, that approval mints an append-only receipt: a fingerprint (hash) of the exact content, the statute versions it was issued under, and the provenance of every substituted value — chained to the matter's previous receipt. Paste the hash from your document to check it. One altered character fails the match.
What this lookup shows: that TrusteeClear's records hold a receipt for this exact content, when it was approved, and the law it was issued under. It relies on TrusteeClear's server; a bundle, checked on your device, shows what it can without it. What it never exposes: names, amounts, or anything else about the trust — the receipt carries value hashes only. The lookup is free and requires no account.
Check a bundle on this device
A verification bundle is a .json file a law firm can give you with a TrusteeClear artifact. Choose it below: it is read here, in your browser, and nothing is uploaded. Each check has its own result; no single result says a bundle is genuine.
The file stays on this device.
The sample is synthetic: no attorney reviewed it. It carries one deliberately wrong statute quotation, so you can see a check fail.