In plain words
The hard drive of your organization: files, folders and versions, encrypted, where every version can later prove it has not been altered.
Like cloud storage, except that a third party can check a file is the original, years later.
IRON ID Platform
Early accessConçue en FranceEncrypted storage where every version carries its own fingerprint, timestamp and audit record. Verifiable by anyone, without an account and without IRON ID.
In plain words
The hard drive of your organization: files, folders and versions, encrypted, where every version can later prove it has not been altered.
Like cloud storage, except that a third party can check a file is the original, years later.
Why Xenon?
Xenon is a noble gas: it does not react with anything, which is why it fills the brightest lamps without burning. What you put in Xenon stays exactly as it was put.
Colour on this page: the blue-white of a xenon lamp.
Who it is for
Finance, legal, HR, management: anyone who keeps documents that may be disputed.
What you do with it
Early accessopen to the first cohorts by waitlist, before the launch on 20 November 2026
What is IRON ID Xenon?
Xenon is where your organization keeps the documents it cannot afford to lose or dispute: contracts, invoices, board minutes, personnel files, evidence. Encrypted, versioned, searchable.
Every version gets a fingerprint, an electronic timestamp and a provenance manifest at upload, and every action joins a tamper evident log. Later, anyone can verify a document, on the public page or offline, without an account.
What happens to every document
Xenon is the surface. The value is that a third party can check all of this without trusting IRON ID.
Six months later
A client disputes an invoice. A partner insists a different version of the contract was approved. An auditor asks for the full history.
The same file, six months later
master-agreement.pdf12 March · M. Rossi
master-agreement-v2.pdf14 March · —
master-agreement-final.pdf2 April · A. Sow
master-agreement-final-v2.pdf2 April · —
master-agreement-final-signed.pdf11 April · unknown
And nobody can answer
Who opened it?
When?
Is this the right version?
Your files have a history. Most tools do not preserve it in a way you can truly verify.
The answer, one idea at a time
Is this the same file?
A string computed from the content itself. Two identical files give the same fingerprint. Two different files never do.
Technology: SHA-256, computed at upload, per version
The fingerprint does not change a little. It changes entirely.
When did this version exist?
Submitted to a trusted clock, the fingerprint receives a date nobody can move, not even you. The clock never sees the file.
Technology: RFC 3161 electronic timestamp
What happened afterwards?
Each line of the log carries the fingerprint of the one before it. Removing a line does not erase it: it breaks the chain.
Technology: Merkle chained audit log, checkpoints anchored
Line removed: the next link no longer matches. The break is immediately visible.
How it works
Evidence of priority exists from the timestamp, in under a second; its legal weight depends on the applicable law. Anchoring strengthens durability; it never conditions the proof.
The evidence bundle
Every certified document exports as a self sufficient bundle in a public, documented format. Check it on the public verification page, or reimplement the check from the format specification; nothing in it needs IRON ID to exist.
It guarantees
Content unchanged since sealing
A fingerprint existed at a date
Which issuer produced each attestation
The audit log was not rewritten
It does not guarantee
That the document says the truth
Who the depositor really was
That the issuer is trustworthy
Nothing was omitted before sealing
Features
Xenon is included. 5 GB of storage is shared across all IRON ID products; you pay only for storage beyond that.
See pricingFAQ
Yes. Export the evidence bundle and check it on the public verification page, which needs no account. The format is published, so a third party can also write its own check.
That a given content existed at a given date, that it has not changed since, and which attestations were issued by which issuer. Not that the document says the truth.
Xenon issues RFC 3161 electronic timestamps. Qualified timestamps from a named provider are planned and will be announced when the contract is in place.
Its content is erased and can no longer be downloaded. Its fingerprint, timestamp and audit entries remain, so the proof still holds.
Launch
34 days to go
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