A neutral protocol that strengthens trust across audits, disputes, and long-term system change — without replacing your existing platforms.
Proof of Travel (PoT) is an independent verification protocol designed specifically for environments where multiple systems, long timelines, and external scrutiny are the norm.
Consolidators already operate sophisticated ticketing, accounting, and archival systems.
PoT does not replace those systems — it complements them by creating cryptographically verifiable evidence that exists outside any single organisation.
This allows travel events to be verified independently by auditors, insurers, regulators, and counterparties — even years after internal systems have changed.
This short scenario-based video illustrates how Proof of Travel interacts with existing travel workflows — including ticket issuance, changes, completion, and verification — without storing passenger data or commercial details.
It shows PoT as a verification layer, not a booking or settlement system.
This clarity matters a lot to senior buyers.
In this Q&A, the Proof of Travel protocol architect addresses common questions from consolidators, including:
Consolidators already maintain audit trails internally.
PoT adds value by allowing external verification without external access.
Auditors can verify that an event existed and when it occurred, without requiring:
PoT reduces audit friction without exposing internal systems.
PoT does not replace GDS or BSP processes.
Instead, it is designed to:
Participation by GDSs or IATA does not grant them control over PoT records.
Archived data is not the same as independently verifiable data.
As systems evolve, merge, or are retired, PoT records remain verifiable because they exist outside any single platform.
This makes PoT particularly relevant for:
When two systems disagree, resolution often depends on trust and interpretation.
PoT does not resolve disputes.
It provides objective evidence of what was recorded and when — reducing ambiguity and shortening escalation cycles.
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