DOCUMENTATION / PROJECT STATUS
Read it.
Question it.
Rebuild it.
Independent recovery starts with an inspectable format and reproducible evidence.
Wire format
Experiment 2 · record layout, encryption and Taproot envelope
↗02 / CONTRACTRecovery contract
Required inputs, success conditions and trust boundaries
↗03 / EVIDENCETest results
Measured results, adversarial checks and public-testnet status
↗04 / REFERENCECLI guide
Experimental commands, reproduction instructions and limits
↗REPRODUCE THE LAB RESULT
Proof is a
repeatable process.
From a checkout of the reference implementation, with Rust and Bitcoin Core installed:
cargo test --locked
cargo clippy --locked --all-targets -- -D warnings
cargo test --locked --test regtest -- --ignored --nocaptureThe integration tests create temporary local nodes. A public source repository URL has not been set for this site.
Ahead in vision.
Grounded in the record.
URMA is a working name. This website describes the intended product experience: Litecoin as the default publication route, Bitcoin as optional redundancy, and an extensible transport architecture.
The linked technical documents are snapshots of the experimental Bitcoin reference core. They retain their original scope. No security audit, hardware release, public Litecoin demonstration or license is claimed here.
Editorial photograph by Oleg Brovchenko, via Unsplash. The photograph illustrates the craft of reporting; it is not a URMA device or an endorsement. The preservation comparisons are explanatory diagrams.
Social preview artwork generated with OpenAI ImageGen. No image on this site is presented as recovered evidence from a real reporting assignment.