About TrustLedger

Escrow infrastructure for freelance work.

TrustLedger combines EVM smart-contract custody, encrypted contract drafting, privacy-safe analytics, juror arbitration, and reputation history into one open-source workflow built for freelancers and clients who are new to Web3.

Open Dashboard View Public Status

Project Stopwatch

Counting from May 2, 2026, when TrustLedger began.

05/02/2026

Days

Hours

Minutes

Seconds

Why We Built TrustLedger

Freelance platforms hold your money and decide your disputes. TrustLedger replaces that custody with audited smart contracts: a client locks funds on-chain, a freelancer submits work, and approval, warranty, ratings, and disputes all resolve through code instead of a platform operator.

TrustLedger began on May 2, 2026 at the Oregon Blockchain Group, University of Oregon. It launched on Ethereum and now reaches Solana and USDC, with commit-reveal arbitration, Chainlink VRF juror selection, and on-chain reputation.

What TrustLedger Does

Custody

Escrow state and payout rules live in smart contracts. The app explains states and actions without taking custody.

Dispute Resolution

Staked jurors use commit-reveal voting so contested work can resolve without a platform operator deciding the result.

Operational Readiness

CI, docs, audit-readiness reports, and admin observability are treated as product features, not afterthoughts.

Founders

Built and maintained by engineers from the Oregon Blockchain Group at the University of Oregon.

Kevin Le

Founder, Founding Engineer & Lead Engineer

Oregon Blockchain Group · University of Oregon

Co-founded TrustLedger and has led engineering since inception, expanding it beyond Ethereum to Solana and USDC and building its arbitration, juror selection, and reputation systems.

Kellen Snider

Founder & Founding Engineer

Oregon Blockchain Group · University of Oregon

Co-founded TrustLedger and shaped its Ethereum foundation, bringing the architectural rigor and attention to detail the platform still stands on.