On-chain Verification

On-chain Proof Guide

KCWorld never asks you to “just trust us.” We record the digital fingerprint (hash) of the calculation behind every distribution on the blockchain, so anyone can verify the data hasn't been altered — without going through the company.

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Fingerprinted on confirmation

The moment a monthly distribution is confirmed, the SHA-256 hash of its summary — revenue, costs, reserve and per-investor amounts — is automatically recorded on the disclosure-anchor contract.

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Nobody can change it

Once on the blockchain, the record cannot be modified or deleted by anyone, including KCWorld itself. The blockchain even proves when it was recorded.

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Verify it yourself

Recompute the hash from the published statement in the same way and compare it with the on-chain value — a match proves not a single character has changed since confirmation.

How to read the event log

In a project's distribution history, click “View anchor ↗” to open the Tronscan event-log page. Each field means the following. (Example anchor transaction ↗)

FieldExampleMeaning
Event NameAnchoredThe disclosure-anchor contract's “record complete” declaration
category6522b1ac…Record type. The original value is distribution — shown as a keccak256 hash because it is an indexed field
refIdKCW-2026-K:2026-07Human-readable reference — project code : distribution month
dataHash77031ee5…SHA-256 fingerprint of the distribution summary (revenue, costs, reserve, per-investor amounts)
timestamp1786859343Time stamped by the blockchain (Unix time) — proof of when the data existed

Verification in 4 steps

Check the statement

In the project's distribution history, check the month's revenue, costs and distributable amount.

Open the anchor

Use “View anchor ↗” to check refId and dataHash in the Tronscan event log.

Recompute the hash

Serialize the published distribution summary into the canonical JSON format and compute its SHA-256.

Compare

If your value equals dataHash, integrity is proven. If not, the data was changed after confirmation.

Project RWA tokens work the same way

Each project's RWA token is never pre-minted — it is minted only for confirmed allotments (1 Unit = 1 USDT subscribed, plus Investment Bonus). Total supply therefore always equals total allotted Units, verifiable directly on-chain.

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Minting: operator only, and only up to confirmed allotments (max supply pre-disclosed incl. Bonus)

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Holding: KYC-verified custodial wallets only

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Transfers: fully locked in MVP (mint / burn / recovery only) — secondary transfers open after regulatory approval

Contract addresses — TRON Nile — look them up on TronscanRWA token (pilot): TFGgZCLn88L9zo4nwdNLtv4C3rP7BZYpwu ↗Disclosure anchor: TQ37p7isr5QRxXbRCYrcUx5DrbieohUp93 ↗

Privacy: only hashes (fingerprints) are recorded on the blockchain — never raw data such as amounts or names. On-chain records currently run on the TRON Nile testnet as a pilot; the setup may change under applicable laws and regulatory approval at full launch.

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Investment risk disclosure

KCWorld is a global RWA investment platform for K-Culture business projects. Products on this service are securities-type investments: distributions vary with project performance and loss of principal is possible; no fixed return or principal protection is provided. Offerings are not available to residents of restricted countries (including the Republic of Korea and the United States) under the platform's country policy. Blockchain records currently run on the TRON Nile testnet as a pilot, and details such as token issuance may change subject to applicable laws and regulatory approval.