Make your track record credible
vBase allows you to immutably timestamp your research by creating and publishing digital signatures to a distributed ledger. Both the stamping and validation processes are seamless and tailored to the quant research arena.
vBase cryptographically notarizes paper trading results. You no longer need to pay $1000s for a commercial index or an audit to make your strategy returns trustworthy and verifiable.
Link your digital identity with your research data. This link can be used to credibly show whether you ran 100 backtests or 100,000,000, as well as how your research approach evolved over time.
vBase operates using digital signatures, which are fully encrypted fingerprints of your underlying records. We need never see the underlying data or know its contents.
"I can't emphasize enough how nexova has streamlined our digital strategy. The platform's features are intuitive, and the results have been remarkable. vBase has become an indispensable ally in our journey to digital success."
"I can't emphasize enough how nexova has streamlined our digital strategy. The platform's features are intuitive, and the results have been remarkable. vBase has become an indispensable ally in our journey to digital success.2"
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vBase is a platform for creating auditable provenance information for data and digital objects.
vBase allows anyone to credibly show others not just the current state of their data, but how and when it came to be that way.
Auditable provenance can be very useful in a variety of applications. The vBase tools are
general purpose and can be used by anyone who would find auditable provenance for their
data useful.
vBase allows anyone to show the authenticity of their data objects, and to prove their
provenance to 3rd parties.
A few areas where this is useful include:
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