A grower's phone signed a record and committed its hash here. That proves who said it, and nothing about whether the plants are there. This page is where that second question gets answered — by somebody who went and looked, and whose licence is on the line for the answer.
Go to the grove first. Count what is standing. Then confirm or dispute here — the record is worth exactly as much as the visit behind it.
1 · Find the grove
Type the plot name the grower gave you. It is hashed in your browser — the chain only ever sees the hash, never the garden's name.
Not licensed yet?
A licence is issued by the licensing registrar, not applied for here. It records that you are a commune agriculture officer, an agronomist, a school, a cooperative, an NGO or an independent auditor — and it can be withdrawn, which is exactly what makes your confirmation worth something.
Three things must all be true before a confirmation counts, and they fail in ways that look nothing alike:
| A live licence | Issued to your address in the registrar's console. |
|---|---|
| An active KYC attestation | The identity layer has to know you — request verification. |
| Permission to transact | Chain-level, below the contracts. The registrar enables it with the licence. |
Ask the registrar to license your address. On this pilot they run scripts/license-attester.js, or use the Grove tab of the admin console, both of which clear all three.
Illustrative demonstration on a test network. “Licensed field verifier”, “licensing registrar” and every other role here is a hypothetical placeholder. No real licence, officer or grove is represented. The chain records tree counts, not carbon; nothing here is a carbon credit.