This codebase provides a simple, python-based, immutable, ordered log of transactions backed by a merkle tree. This is an efficient way to generate verifiable proofs of presence and data consistency.

The scope of concerns here is fairly narrow; it is not a full-blown distributed ledger technology like Fabric, but simply the persistence mechanism that Plenum needs. The repo is intended to be collapsed into the indy-node codebase over time; hence there is no wiki, no documentation, and no intention to use github issues to track bugs.

You can log issues against this codebase in Hyperledger's Jira.

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