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Audio waveform visualization representing a distinctive voice signature

“The voice is the identity — independent of the image.”

How It Works

From registration to render receipt.
How studios prove every AI-generated frame was authorized.

The Simple Version

For studio executives, guild reps, and anyone who wants the quick version

A performer registers once. Their face, voice, and motion are converted into a secure identity record — stored in a personal vault they control. When a studio wants to use that identity in an AI pipeline, they request permission through TrustMark. Every render is logged. Guilds can audit the full chain at any time. The performer (or their representative) can revoke access whenever they choose. Free for performers. Studios pay for the authorization infrastructure.

End-to-End Flow

How it actually works

Six steps. From identity capture to a complete audit trail.

1.Identity is registered

The performer (or their studio or agent) uploads face, voice, or motion data to TrustMark. The platform processes the upload and the raw file stays with the source.

2.A secure identity record is created

The capture tool converts raw data into a secure, one-way identity record. It can verify who someone is, but can never be used to recreate the original face, voice, or motion.

3.Stored in the performer's vault

The identity record is placed in the performer's personal Identity Vault. TrustMark never stores the raw capture — only the secure record remains. The performer controls who can access it.

4.Authorization rules are set

The performer (or their representative) sets two layers of control: Layer 1 controls who can see the identity. Layer 2 controls per-project usage rights — scoped by project, territory, and duration.

5.Studios request a license token

When a studio needs to use a performer's identity in an AI pipeline, they request a license token through TrustMark. The system checks authorization and grants or denies — scoped, time-limited, and fully auditable.

6.Render receipts close the loop

After rendering, the studio submits a render receipt — a verifiable record of what was produced, under what authorization. The audit trail is complete.

CaptureRecordVaultAuthorizeLicenseReceipt

For Studios & Developers

Technical detail

Everything below is expanded in the full specification. These are the highlights.

Agents can manage day-to-day approvals, but critical actions are talent-only:

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Approve license request
Set Layer 1 visibility
Emergency revocation
Delete vault data
Add/remove agent
Submit render receipt
Request license

Full Technical Specification

Authorization tokens, identity records, AI agent compliance, delegation model, data architecture, and more.

Read the full spec
TrustMarkIP

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