A trust and accountability verification platform built in Golang — designed for compliance-heavy domains where decision integrity cannot be assumed. Core problem: most authorization systems record decisions, but those records are mutable, controlled by a single party, and unverifiable by anyone outside. Silvbak addresses this using per-admin cryptographic micro-chains with dual attestation — neither the admin nor the platform can falsify records unilaterally. Architecture highlights: • AES-GCM cryptographic audit chaining for tamper-evident approval records • gRPC-based modular backend pipelines for extensible validation stages • Structured decision-tracking to eliminate ambiguity in multi-party verification workflows • Designed for regulated environments: HR, healthcare, legal, procurement Built because KYC verifies identity. It doesn't verify accountability.