Contact

Start with a high-level enquiry

Use this page for general enquiries about Proof Harbour, planned services, or possible evidence-readiness routes for digital assets, tokenised assets, new financial rails, company records, lender questions, protocol activity, or collateral-related matters.

Where possible, start with Register Interest. It gives a more structured pre-launch front gate into planned Proof Harbour support routes while the full Free Digital Asset Evidence Checkup remains parked behind a later launch gate.

Use Register Interest first

The Register Interest route is the best place to show which type of support is relevant before sending a separate email.

It helps Proof Harbour understand whether the likely future route is the planned Free Checkup, a bank and lender evidence pack, company and lender-readiness support, proof refresh, tokenised asset or protocol scoping, paid scoping, or another future support lane.

Email

office@proofharbour.co.uk

Keep email contact short and high level. Do not attach evidence files or sensitive material in first contact.

Tokenised assets and new financial rails

High-level enquiries are welcome, but evidence comes later

Proof Harbour can receive high-level enquiries about tokenised assets, tokenised credit, real-world asset tokens, tokenised collateral, tokenised fund interests, tokenised securities, or other digital-rail records where a bank, lender, adviser, board, company, KYB team, or compliance reviewer may need context.

Keep the first message focused on the type of issue and the likely reviewer. Do not send token contract addresses, wallet addresses, transaction IDs, issuer documents, subscription documents, offering documents, legal opinions, tax memos, screenshots, statements, or evidence bundles through first contact.

Proof Harbour does not issue tokens, advise on token structure, promote investments, arrange lending, provide custody, recommend protocols, move assets, or execute transactions.

Current position

Proof Harbour is opening in stages. The current public route is Register Interest for high-level expressions of interest while the full Free Checkup, product definitions, pricing route, tokenised asset scoping lane, and operating controls are developed.

Paid work, evidence requests, matter opening, and pack preparation do not start from a first contact message.

What to include

Include your name, email address, and a short note about the type of support you are exploring.

Useful high-level context includes whether the issue relates to a bank or lender request, preparation before a review, company structure, proof refresh, tokenised assets, tokenised credit, real-world asset tokens, protocol activity, DeFi, lending, staking, bridging, collateral, vault activity, training, or another early-stage enquiry.

Keep the note broad. The first message should help route the enquiry, not provide evidence.

What not to send

Do not send private keys, seed phrases, recovery phrases, wallet backups, wallet passwords, exchange passwords, bank login details, browser-wallet access details, or anything that gives control over funds, tokens, assets, wallets, or accounts.

Do not send wallet addresses, transaction IDs, token contract addresses, issuer documents, subscription documents, offering documents, investor materials, bank statements, exchange statements, ID documents, screenshots, raw evidence, portfolio files, legal opinions, tax memos, or sensitive evidence through first contact or the public website.

Future evidence route

If a paid matter is later agreed, evidence should follow a separate scope, price, payment, matter reference, and secure upload process.

Evidence is not requested through the public website. The future matter route is designed around restricted access, evidence logging, retention review, forbidden-material control, and human approval before issue.

This applies to digital asset, tokenised asset, protocol, collateral, lender-readiness, company, and reviewer-context matters.

Important boundary

Proof Harbour does not provide legal advice, tax advice, investment advice, token issuance, token-structure advice, financial promotion, custody, lending, broking, protocol recommendation, transaction execution, wallet access, or regulated financial advice.

Proof Harbour does not arrange loans, introduce lenders, promote borrowing, assess borrowing suitability, advise whether to buy, sell, hold, stake, lend, bridge, borrow, collateralise, tokenise, or issue assets, or act as a token issuer, broker, custodian, lender, exchange, or financial adviser.

Proof Harbour focuses on structured evidence support, documentation, reviewable records, governance context, and privacy-conscious presentation.