Your operation.
Your evidence.
Your next decision.
Mining authorities, permit owners and refiners need different views of the same supply chain. We scope the technology around the decisions each needs to make.
Focus oversight. Support formalization.
Mining activity, permits and production records are often held in separate systems.
Discuss a district pilotWhat we scope together
A scoped monitoring and verification program: mapped areas for review, inspection priorities and a proposed operator-record workflow.
The first step
Define a pilot district with the responsible authorities, local partners and field-verification team.
Know what changes on your ground.
Large permits are difficult to inspect regularly, while operating records can leave gaps in the picture.
Scope permit monitoringWhat we scope together
A monitoring scope defining the area, imagery, cadence, analyst reporting and field follow-up, with software or telemetry options for the operation.
The first step
Bring your permit boundary and the activity you need to understand. We will scope coverage and reporting together.
Review the evidence behind a lot.
A delivery can arrive with fragmented information about its origin, assays and handling.
Discuss your custody workflowWhat we scope together
A proposed lot-documentation and custody workflow, with SmartBox configurations matched to the route and integration requirements.
The first step
Walk through one shipment route, your due-diligence requirements and the records your receiving team needs.
Formalization needs
practical infrastructure.
ASGM is central to Blockdor’s work. Our proposed partnership model brings satellite screening, field verification, operator support and documented sales into the same program.
For miners, the goal is better operating records, clearer commercial terms and a dependable route to formal buyers. For authorities and refiners, it is a stronger evidence trail.
Programs are scoped with responsible authorities and local partners. Monitoring supports lawful inspection and verification; it does not replace them.
