Case
MEGGA

MEGGA Shield

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Field

AI content provenance

Year

2026

Scope

Product design, cryptographic pipeline, compliance mapping, public verification

About

Generated content is a commodity; proving where it came from is not. Shield seals identity, provenance and compliance into every AI generation: a C2PA manifest, an invisible watermark, a perceptual fingerprint and a timestamp, bound to a KYC-verified creator. The result is one public certificate that anyone can read against open standards, without an account and without asking us.

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Results

A deterministic answer where the industry offers probabilities: a certificate either verifies or it does not. The invisible watermark survives the re-encoding that strips metadata on social platforms. The EU AI Act Article 50 mapping is public, field by field. Shield is in private beta at megga.dev.

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