Plain-language rules
An institution writes what to check as a harness, stored on-chain.
Program your checks in plain language.
WorldVM is a natural language programming layer on Injective. An institution writes its checks in plain language, a network of TEEs runs them with open-source models, and the agreed result is recorded on-chain.
Smart contracts cannot read documents. Loan files, invoices and ID checks still need people to read and judge them, and a single AI model can be wrong or out of date.
WorldVM turns written rules into a program a network can run.
An institution describes the check once. TEE validators run it on each input, and the result they agree on goes on-chain.
Network of TEEs
Validators run open-source models inside secure enclaves.
Majority result
Every validator runs the same harness. The majority answer stands.
On-chain record
The result is recorded on Injective, where contracts can read it.
Every check runs the same way, from rules to record.
loan-check · v1
Plain language- R1Applicant has a valid ID document
- R2Income covers 3x the monthly payment
- R3No unpaid loan in the last 12 months
- R4Answer yes, no or needs review
Stored on InjectivePublish harness
The institution writes the harness: its rules, in plain language.
Institution
No single validator decides the result.
Validators run the same harness independently inside TEEs, and every vote counts the same. The majority answer is recorded on Injective.
Examples of harnesses an institution could write.
Invoices
Check an invoice before financing it.
Loan files
Turn an unstructured contract into checked data.
Credit checks
Run a bank's credit and ID rules for each applicant.
Results stay verifiable without exposing the inputs.
Documents are opened only inside a decentralized network of TEEs. Injective stores the harness and the result for anyone to check.
Off-chain
Inputs and documents.
On Injective
The harness and the result.
Institution view
The result and the vote count.
Network of TEEs
No single operator, WorldVM included, can open the files.
Agreement between validators is not proof of accuracy.
WorldVM verifies
- //01Which harness and model ran
- //02Validators agreed on the result
- //03The result is recorded on-chain
Stays with the institution
- //01Whether the rules are right
- //02Document authenticity and legal validity
- //03What to do with the result
- //04Facts outside the input
Questions
No. They stay off-chain and are opened only inside a network of TEEs.
No. Validators run open-source models and the majority answer is recorded. The institution decides what to do with it.
It's possible. Only the institution submits inputs and a filter screens them first, which lowers the risk.
Not yet. It's in development for Injective testnet.
Write your first check with WorldVM.
We're inviting banks, lenders and platforms to pilot plain-language checks on Injective testnet.