Inspectable method
Analysts can examine the rules, evidence levels and challenge process behind a conclusion.
Government agencies
Investigation capability institutions can inspect.
Vant builds European digital asset investigation capability around reviewable methods, reproducible findings and institutional control — not dependence on an opaque score.
Computational sovereignty
A capability you cannot inspect is a dependency, not a tool.
Public institutions should be able to examine the method used to produce a financial-intelligence conclusion, identify its limitations and reproduce its established computations.
Vant is built in Sweden with a European institutional mindset. HTMF is documented so an agency can review the logic rather than accept a foreign vendor's conclusion on trust.
Institutional principles
Control over method, evidence and release.
Reproducible record
Established computations are re-run against preserved source records.
Human authority
The system cannot silently promote an uncertain statement into an operational finding.
Public-sector applications
A common evidence discipline across digital asset work.
- Financial-intelligence analysis
- Sanctions and asset-movement investigations
- Supervisory and regulatory review
- Inter-agency case cooperation
- Independent review of third-party tracing
- Methodology evaluation and controlled pilots
Assurance
Claims are displayed only when they are supportable.
Vant publishes methodology and validation claims progressively. Benchmarks, certifications and deployment assurances are not presented as completed until they can be independently supported.
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