Open Standard Β· YAC/1.0

Yebo Authorization Certificate

An open cryptographic standard for proving that a specific human authorized a specific AI action. hardware-bound cryptography signed, hardware-attested, independently verifiable.

hardware-bound cryptography
Signature Curve
SHA-256
Canonical Digest
12 Fields
Signed in Proof
YAC/1.0
Protocol Version

What is a Yebo Authorization Certificate?

A YAC is a cryptographically signed receipt that proves a specific human authorized a specific AI action under a specific enterprise policy. It is produced at the end of every successful Yebo authorization pipeline.

The certificate is signed with hardware-bound cryptography by the Yebo gateway using a key you can verify independently. The signed fields are canonicalized, SHA-256 hashed, and the signature covers that hash, making any tampering immediately detectable.

YACs are designed to be the compliance artifact for AI governance: the evidence a regulator, auditor, or legal team needs to answer β€œdid a human authorize this?”

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Hardware-attested
The PAI inside the YAC was signed in a Secure Enclave, not a server
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Policy-bound
Embeds the cryptographic hash of the active policy
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Independently verifiable
Anyone with the public key can verify, no Yebo account required
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Tamper-evident
Any field change invalidates the ECDSA signature
Partner Access

YAC is Yebo's signed authorization certificate format. Every Yebo receipt is a hardware-attested, policy-bound, independently verifiable artifact. The full schema, signing spec, and verification endpoints are available to approved partners under sandbox access.

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Start issuing YACs today

Every authorization through the Yebo gateway generates a signed YAC automatically.