corpus.core
corpus.core provides trustless and private core technology for Web3, including a verifying stateless client and verifiable RPC.
What is corpus.core?
corpus.core is a Web3 infrastructure project that builds trustless and private core technology for Ethereum and EVM-compatible chains. Its products enable applications to access and validate blockchain data using cryptographic proofs, without relying on trusted RPC providers. corpus.core's flagship product, Colibri, is a fully verifying stateless client that provides trustless blockchain access with built-in privacy via Pragmatic Adaptive Privacy (PAP). It requires no state sync, works in mobile, web, and IoT environments, and has minimal bandwidth requirements. vRPC is a drop-in replacement for traditional RPC that delivers proof-bound responses, removing the need to trust infrastructure providers. corpus.core also develops a Transaction Security Agent that analyzes, simulates, validates, and explains transactions before signing, ensuring users understand transaction effects based on verified state.
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