Certifier · Certified Items

Certified Items

Certified Items catalog certification subjects reviewed through Satoshium Certifier under the governing Suite Standards and Suite Methodology.

Each listed item should reference a canonical Certification Package and the generated artifacts that make the certification reviewable, verifiable, and interoperable across the Satoshium Suite.

Atlas Jurisdiction Record — El Salvador

SC-CERT-2026-0001 · Operational Certification · Issued · Anchored

The Atlas Jurisdiction Record for El Salvador serves as the inaugural operational certification subject within Satoshium Certifier. This certification established the Certification Package as the canonical source object and generated the first supporting report, receipt, certified record, and machine-readable output.

The certification demonstrates Certifier’s role as the Suite’s operational certification implementation: Suite Standards define the expectations, Suite Methodology defines the process, and Certifier executes the evidence-based workflow.

Integrity preservation is now complete for the machine-readable certified record:

SCRD-SC-CERT-2026-0001
↓ references_source
ANCH-2026-0001

Satoshium Certifier remains authoritative for the certification record. Satoshium Anchor is authoritative for the published Integrity Reference.

Beacon discovery is now also established for the canonical Certification Package:

SC-CERT-2026-0001
↓ primary authoritative source for discovery
BEAC-2026-0001

Satoshium Beacon owns the published Discovery Signal. Satoshium Certifier retains authority for the certification decision, class, lifecycle, and status.

Attestor governed evaluation is now established for this certification context:

SC-CERT-2026-0001
↓ eligible governed Suite-source input
ATT-2026-0001
↓ Rule-Constrained Evaluation · supported
TRST-2026-0001

ATT-2026-0001 and TRST-2026-0001 are Active · Published · V1.0. Satoshium Attestor owns the Attestation, evaluation, Evaluation Outcome, and bounded Trust Statement. Satoshium Certifier remains authoritative for the certification decision.

Open Certification Package → Open Reports → Open Receipts → Open Registered Items →Open Registry →Open Anchor Integrity Reference →Open Integrity References →Open Beacon Discovery Signal →Open Beacon Records →Open Attestation →Open Trust Statement →Atlas Certification →

Atlas Certification Library

Certification Architecture

Atlas now includes a dedicated certification architecture describing certification profile, scope, subjects, evidence, and the relationship between Atlas records and Suite certification outputs.

Open Atlas Certification →

Certifier Architecture

Operational

Satoshium Certifier is operational and has completed its inaugural production certification through SC-CERT-2026-0001. Its public architecture supports governed certification, evidence review, canonical Certification Packages, generated certification artifacts, lifecycle, and downstream Suite interoperability.

Open Certifier →

Future Suite Certifications

Planned

Future certified items may include Suite tools, workflow implementations, public records, schema libraries, Registry Entries, Integrity References, Attestor objects, and operational documentation.

Certification Package Reference

Canonical Object

Additional Suite certifications will appear here as operational certifications are completed.

Certified Item Flow

A certified item is not merely a page or artifact that has been reviewed. It is a certification subject connected to a preserved decision record and generated certification artifacts.

Certification Subject
↓
Certification Package
↓
SCPR · SCR · SCRD HTML / JSON
↓
Registry · Chronicle · Anchor · Beacon · Attestor
↓
SREG-2026-0001 · CHR-2026-0001 · ANCH-2026-0001 · BEAC-2026-0001 · ATT-2026-0001 · TRST-2026-0001

This page indexes certification outcomes and their downstream Suite references. It does not make certification, Registry, Chronicle, Anchor, Beacon, or Attestor decisions by itself. Beacon's published Discovery Signal makes the certification easier to discover without transferring certification authority. Each institution remains authoritative for its own canonical object. Reference does not transfer authority.