How Veyra works
Veyra is a video-verification platform built end-to-end on 0G. It analyzes a video,
then anchors the result on 0G so anyone can independently confirm it.
What Veyra does
Veyra checks a video for two separate things: whether the footage is real or
AI-generated, and how much unsafe content it contains. The analysis runs on 0G
Compute and covers every frame - not a sample - and Veyra seals the outcome on 0G as a
tamper-evident record anyone can independently re-check. Veyra reports plain results
only: verdicts, scores, and content tags - each carrying a proof anchored on 0G.
Built end-to-end on 0G
Veyra is a 0G-native platform. Every layer of a verification - the analysis, the
storage, and the proof - runs on 0G, not on a private server.
0G Compute Veyra's frame-by-frame analysis runs on 0G Compute. As verification demand grows, Veyra scales out on 0G Compute - more videos analyzed in parallel, the same proofs, no central bottleneck.
0G Storage Every analyzed video and its full evidence report are stored on 0G Storage - permanent, and retrievable by anyone.
0G Chain A compact attestation - the evidence hash and pointers - is anchored on the 0G chain in Veyra's registry contract.
The on-chain proof
When a video is verified, three things happen on 0G:
- The video is stored permanently on 0G Storage.
- The evidence report is published so anyone can retrieve and re-check it.
- A compact proof - the evidence hash and pointers - is anchored on the
0G chain in the Veyra attestation registry.
Each verification's Proof Receipt shows the storage links and a block-explorer link, so
the proof can be opened and checked directly - no trust in Veyra required.