SignalDrop. Proof that arrives. Regulayer enterprise.

Evidence is more useful when the recipient can verify it independently.

SignalDrop packages the record and its verification path so an authorised recipient can inspect the evidence without requiring a Regulayer account or access to the originating system.

For five thousand years the sender handed over a sealed envelope, and the envelope was the proof. Software broke the envelope into separate services and handed the recipient the job of coordinating them. A Drop restores the envelope. The wax is cryptography, and the seal answers for itself when it arrives.

What a Drop is

No cloud

The world inside the file runs on the device that opens it.

No connection

It works with the network cable out. A signal is not required.

Data stays local

Nothing inside the Drop reports home. You cannot leak what was never stored.

Proof built in

The Drop carries its own control and signs its own record. Verification is a property of the cryptography, not of any service.

How it is licensed

Branded Drops are the intended form: a MedDrop, an EduDrop, a Drop of your own, carrying your evidence into someone else's hands in a form they can check without you. The capability is public and runs in working code. The mechanism is part of the filed estate, and the detail travels under non-disclosure.

Where it belongs

Regulator submissions

Evidence that verifies itself, for a reader who owes you nothing.

Opposing parties and courts

Disclosure that the other side can check without trusting your systems or ours.

Insurers and auditors

The record of conduct, delivered complete, to a party adverse to everyone involved.

Cross-border evidence

Where external services create residency or connectivity constraints, a self-contained file can provide an alternative evidence-delivery architecture, subject to the recipient’s applicable requirements.

Deployment

It runs on your machines, and enforcement and evidence signing require no network egress.

Regulayer operates within the customer-controlled environment. Ordinary enforcement and evidence signing do not require network egress, and the underlying work is not sent to Regulayer. Where independent time evidence is used, the underlying content remains within the customer environment.

Every answer your security function will ask for, on one page you can forward

The evidence has to reach someone outside. That is where it fails.