In a digital economy where milliseconds determine financial outcomes and automated systems run in every global jurisdiction, time reliability has become essential infrastructure. Clockchain today announced the public launch of its testnet, introducing a cryptographically verifiable blockchain time standard designed for decentralized finance, traditional finance, AI systems and robotics.
With the opening of its testnet to the public, Clockchain now offers decentralized timestamping, smart contract scheduling, and a timestamping API offering verifiable proof of time. The public unveiling of Clockchain’s core services marks a major milestone in preparing the network for global deployment.
All three services are powered by Clockchain’s patented technology, which aggregates multiple independent global time sources and anchors a synchronized timestamp on-chain every second via decentralized consensus. Unlike conventional blockchain timestamps that rely on block times reported by the validator or miner, Clockchain provides a new uniform time standard that facilitates interoperability between on-chain, off-chain, real-world, and digital world environments, enabling simple reconciliation.
The three services available to the public are:
- Data Logging and authentication – This service allows users to record and timestamp data every second on the Clockchain network. It is a simple, decentralized and cost-effective solution that provides immediate authentication of digital assets from any device, anywhere in the world.
- Smart Contract Planning and Execution – Clockchain allows users to schedule and execute critical operations using verifiable blockchain time. This chain-agnostic smart contract scheduling system allows global events to be coordinated and executed across multiple blockchains with deterministic timing. Clockchain’s UTC-aligned blockchain already integrates with Ethereum and Polygon and will soon include additional smart contract platforms.
- Clock Chain Timestamp API – The Clockchain Timestamp API provides enhanced security over traditional timestamp protocols. Unlike traditional timestamp formatting standards such as ISO 8601 or RFC 3339, which rely on centralized system clocks, Clockchain timestamps are cryptographically signed and can be independently audited. The API provides accurate, secure, and verifiable timestamps across all platforms and ecosystems.
These Clockchain services provide verifiable proof of time for any industry or business that requires measurable performance while maintaining transparency and the ability to demonstrate compliance. Clockchain timestamps can be used for legal documents and events, proof of provenance, and to prove chain of custody. The system provides a verifiable audit trail that can be independently validated across all platforms and ecosystems.
The Clockchain testnet has been operating privately for over a year and is now ready for its public debut. “Most blockchains rely on timestamps reported by validators which were never intended to function as a global temporal authority,” says Ken Yamada, CEO of Clockchain. “Clockchain introduces a cryptographically verifiable reference layer to which applications can anchor when deterministic timing is important.”
Clockchain’s trustless time standard allows digital infrastructure operators in DeFi, TradFi, AI, and robotics to transact using a unified time framework. By enabling real-time cross-ecosystem coordination, reconciliation and reporting, Clockchain’s chain-agnostic blockchain improves interoperability and unlocks new growth opportunities across industries.
Developers and businesses can access new Clockchain services through its website or by visiting directly at https://services.clockchain.network.
For more information on the Clockchain network, media inquiries, investor inquiries or to see the latest updates, please visit https://www.clockchain.network.
About Clockchain
Clockchain is a time-focused technology company registered in Neuchâtel, Switzerland. Its mission is to create new standards of accuracy and security in timekeeping and timestamping. By leveraging the immutable nature of blockchain ledgers, Clockchain enables secure authentication and verification of data, protecting it against tampering and tampering. The Clockchain Network is fully operational, approved by FINMA and supported by the Department of the Economy of the Canton of Neuchâtel. A global mainnet launch and concurrent token generation event is planned after the testnet phase.
