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Technical disclosures
Last verified: September 18, 2026
This page identifies the public blockchain network that DocuShield relies on, and the contracts that hold title to transferable records, so that you and your advisers can assess them. Our Terms of Service (Section 9) and Privacy Policy (Section 5) refer to it. When a System Rulebook is published, it will carry the same information.
Network and contracts
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Network | XDC Network (mainnet) |
| Chain ID | 50 |
| Token Registry contract | 0x1E43F8Eb01c79341fD975175EF605fEA30A7558D |
| Title Escrow factory contract | 0x9310396503A188E91dfc98fFE90459c25765E639 |
| Block explorer | xdcscan.com |
| Verification page | app.docushield.live/verify |
Which documents use it
Only three document types are bound to the blockchain: the electronic bill of lading, the bill of exchange, and the promissory note. Each is linked to its own Title Escrow, which records the current holder and beneficiary. Every other document type is signed for authenticity and integrity only, and nothing about it is written to the blockchain.
Checking these values yourself
You do not need to take this page on trust. The Token Registry address above can be opened on the block explorer. The Title Escrow factory address is not a separate claim: it is the value the Token Registry itself returns from its titleEscrowFactory() function.
If any value on this page changes, the page and its "last verified" date will change with it.