Can you prove what you did here?

This page reads the Orb attestation registry on Monad testnet directly. It needs no Orb login, no Orb API and no wallet signature. It compares the deployed bytecode with the bundled build, recomputes the evidence leaf, walks the Merkle path to the root stored on chain, and then asks the contract to confirm the same proof. Open it as a saved file and it still works.

Paste a proof exported from Orb, follow a proof link, or just audit the history.

What this proves: Orb committed a set of evidence whose root is stored at this address, and this event is one of them. What it does not prove: that the events were true. An attestor service chooses what enters a root, and voice presence cannot be self-attested without trusted hardware. What the chain does guarantee is that a sealed commitment cannot be quietly rewritten afterwards — every epoch stores the previous root, so an edit would break every later link. The public RPC remains a trust dependency.

LOCAL EVM DEMO — not Monad network performance.