Integrity you can prove.

What matters is not whether your records are sound. It is what someone outside can confirm for themselves, on the day it is questioned. Golden Egg Compliance specialises in data and process integrity, and in auditability.

Every proof ends somewhere.

Controls, records systems, signed documents and audit trails are real safeguards, and for most purposes they are enough.

Follow any of them far enough and the proof rests on a party: an authority, a supplier, or your own systems. That holds until it is disputed.

An organisation that controls the record cannot also be the proof of it. This is a question of auditability, not of honesty.

Two things you can answer.

Was this record unaltered?

A contract, a valuation, a test result. The proof shows it already existed by a given point, and has not changed since.

Was this outcome left to chance?

A selection, an allocation, a sample. The rules are committed before the event, and the chance cannot be predicted beforehand or chosen afterwards.

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Your data does not move.

We add one step to a process you already run. The record stays in your systems, and nothing sensitive sits with us.

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A fingerprint goes on the public record.

As the record is made, a mathematical fingerprint of it is written to public infrastructure that no single organisation controls, ours included. It does not disclose the contents.

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Anyone with the original can check it.

They repeat the calculation and compare. A match means the record is unchanged and already existed by that point. Any change breaks the match, and the comparison does not run through our systems.

Written once. Checkable indefinitely.

Once written and confirmed, the commitment cannot be altered or removed by anyone, Golden Egg included.

The record itself is not made immutable. It stays in your systems, yours to hold.

Any change to it becomes detectable, and stays detectable for as long as anyone cares to look. Nothing has to be renewed to keep that true.

What we are not.

  • Not an operator, and not an adviser. We do not run your process, choose outcomes, advise on regulation, or audit anyone.
  • Not another party to trust. The check does not route through us.
  • No custody of your data. We work from fingerprints, never the underlying information.
  • Not a fix for a wrong record. Integrity is not the same as accuracy. A wrong record is faithfully proven to be the wrong record.
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People

Mark Robertson
Mark Robertson
Chairman & Chief Technology Officer

Identified the gap between what organisations claim and what they can prove, then designed and built the technology to close it. Oversees company strategy, governance, and system architecture.

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Craig Chatwin
Craig Chatwin
Chief Executive Officer

CIMA, CGMA, MBA. Over 25 years at Partner, COO, and Board level. Former Partner and Head of Tax (Scotland) at Azets, appointed to the UK Tax Board. Experience across Lloyds, Abrdn, and Vodafone.

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Tim Gordon
Tim Gordon
Strategic Advisor

Chartered accountant and US CPA. Senior partner with 40 years at EY in client serving and leadership roles in Europe, the US and Global, a HBS Angels Alumni investor and mentor to entrepreneurs.

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Common questions

What does Golden Egg Compliance do?

We specialise in data and process integrity, and in auditability. Our technology lets an organisation show an outsider that a record is unchanged, or that an outcome was left to chance, without handing over anything sensitive.

Are you a compliance consultancy?

No. We are a technology company, not a regulatory adviser and not an auditor.

Do you hold our data?

No. Only a fingerprint is published. Your information stays with you.

Does the proof depend on you?

No. The commitment is public and permanent. If we closed tomorrow, every commitment already made would still stand, and could still be checked by anyone holding the original.

The question is not whether you can be trusted.

It is what you can show, to someone with no reason to take your word for it, on the day it matters.