Live on Polygon Mainnet · NY UCC Article 12 effective June 3, 2026

Permanent, verifiable records
for commercial transactions

Whether you're securing a loan

UCC § 9-203
UCC § 9-203: A legal claim on property that secures payment of a debt. If you lend money and take a security interest in someone's cryptocurrency, you have a legal right to seize that crypto if they don't pay you back. against digital assets, monitoring collateral over time, or documenting goods in storage — UCC-Chain creates records that use cryptographic hashing, can be verified by anyone, and are designed for use as evidence.

Three products. One platform.

Whether you need a one-time evidence report, ongoing monitoring, or electronic documents of title, UCC-Chain provides the verification infrastructure your commercial transaction needs.

UCC Article 9·Article 12

Sentry Intelligence Report

You have lent money secured by digital assets

UCC § 9-203
UCC § 9-203: A legal claim on property that secures payment of a debt. If you lend money and take a security interest in someone's cryptocurrency, you have a legal right to seize that crypto if they don't pay you back., or you hold a judgment against someone who owns cryptocurrency. You want to determine what they hold, what it is worth right now, and whether anyone else has a prior claim on it. UCC-Chain checks public records and delivers a verified PDF report — with every price sourced from independent market feeds and documented findings with cited sources.

14 EVM chains scanned in parallel
Polygon, Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism + 9 more
Chainlink oracle pricing
Same feeds used by Aave, Compound, MakerDAO
Wallet intelligence
Age, velocity, large outbound detection, approval risk
Identity signals
EAS attestations, Coinbase verification, Gitcoin Passport
Blockchain proof
Permanent SHA-256 commitment on Polygon mainnet
Who uses this:
Asset-based lenders · Commercial attorneys · Judgment creditors · Equipment finance · Factor companies
UCC Article 9·Article 12

Sentry Intelligence Monitoring

You have ongoing secured lending relationships

UCC § 9-102
UCC § 9-102(a)(73): The person or company that lent money and has a security interest. Usually a bank, lender, or creditor. and need to monitor collateral value over time. UCC-Chain automatically checks wallet balances on your schedule, tracks value changes, and alerts you to large transfers or suspicious activity — building a permanent audit trail.

Everything in Professional Report
Full PDF with blockchain proof, oracle pricing, identity signals
Automated weekly reports
Delivered via email on your chosen schedule
Activity alerts
Large transfers, approval risks, wallet velocity changes
Portfolio dashboard
Track multiple debtors and filings in one place
Permanent audit trail
Every report blockchain-attested with timestamp
Who uses this:
Asset-based lenders · Equipment finance · Factor companies · Commercial banks · Secured creditors
UCC Article 7·Article 12

Electronic Documents of Title

You store goods for others, ship goods, or hold goods on someone's behalf. You need to issue a document that identifies the goods and their bailee under UCC Article 7. UCC-Chain creates that document electronically — permanently recorded, cryptographically secured, and instantly transferable to a buyer or lender without physical paperwork.

Warehouse Receipts
§ 7-202 — issued when goods are deposited for storage
Bills of Lading
§ 7-301 — issued by carriers upon receipt of goods for shipment
Dock Warrants
Issued by dock operators for goods awaiting shipment
§ 7-106 compliant
§ 7-106 electronic document of title requirements satisfied
Transferable by control
§ 7-501 and § 12-104 — transfer without physical paperwork
Permanent record
Immutable blockchain proof on Polygon mainnet
Who uses this:
Grain elevators · Cold storage · Third-party logistics · Carriers · Commodity traders
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Not Legal Advice — Infrastructure Only

UCC-Chain is technical infrastructure, not a law firm. We provide blockchain-based record-keeping tools and data aggregation services. We do not provide legal advice, legal opinions, or recommendations regarding UCC compliance, perfection

UCC § 9-308
UCC § 9-308: Making your security interest legally enforceable against other creditors. Filing a UCC-1 is how you perfect a security interest in most cases., priority, enforceability, or any other legal matter.

Reports describe facts from public sources. Our reports show what assets are visible on public blockchains, what prices are reported by third-party oracles, and what public filings appear in government databases. We do not determine ownership, we do not assess the validity of claims, and we do not evaluate whether any security interest is properly perfected or enforceable.

Consult qualified legal counsel. Before relying on any report, filing any UCC statement, taking any secured transaction action, or making any legal determination, consult a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction. Laws vary by state and transaction type. Only a qualified attorney can evaluate your specific situation and provide legal advice.

No attorney-client relationship. Use of this website and our services does not create an attorney-client relationship. We are not your lawyers. We do not represent your interests. We provide tools — you are responsible for how you use them.

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