Tijori — Distributed, Content-Addressed Document Storage | Qila
Included with every ARK+ network

Your documents, content-addressed and provably yours.

When an ARK+ network is created, Qila also orchestrates a distributed IPFS network for your physical documents. Files live distributed and content-addressed — only their hash goes on the ledger, so content stays secure and verifiable, forever.

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Nothing exposed on-chain Tamper-evident, instantly No single point of failure
How it works

Three steps between a document and proof it hasn't changed

Tijori doesn't put your documents on-chain — it puts proof of them there, so the content itself never has to leave secure, distributed storage.

  • No app or migration — works with any ARK+ network out of the box
  • Only the hash ever touches the ledger, never the file
  • Verification takes a re-hash and a comparison — nothing more
01

Store the document

Lab reports, prescriptions, scans and certificates are stored in Tijori's distributed IPFS network — no single point of failure.

02

Anchor the hash

Each file's content hash is written to your permissioned ledger — an immutable fingerprint, without exposing the document itself.

03

Verify anytime

Any retrieved file is re-hashed and matched against the ledger — tampering is instantly evident, authenticity instantly proven.

Why Tijori

Built so proof doesn't depend on trusting a server

Distributed storage and hash-anchoring aren't a feature bolted onto Tijori — they're the whole design.

No single point of failure

Files are distributed across the IPFS network, not parked on one server waiting to go down.

Nothing exposed on-chain

Only the content hash is anchored to the ledger — the document itself never has to sit on-chain.

Tamper-evident by design

Re-hashing a retrieved file against its ledger record makes any change instantly, mathematically obvious.

Included with every ARK+ network

No separate setup — the moment your ARK+ network exists, distributed document storage exists with it.

Part of the Qila stack

Tijori proves documents. Bolt proves consent.

Both run on the same idea: don't put the sensitive thing on the ledger — put a verifiable, tamper-proof fingerprint of it there instead. Tijori applies that to documents; Bolt applies it to customer consent captured over RCS and WhatsApp.

Document storage & proof TIJORI
Consent capture & proof BOLT
Shared permissioned ledger ARK+
See how Bolt does it for consent
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See your documents anchored, hashed, and verifiable — in one demo.

Talk to us about adding Tijori's distributed storage to your ARK+ network.