Numera runs on a public blockchain, so every number on the site can be checked at the source. Here’s where to look.
Where it’s running
Monad testnet — the complete system, running with practice funds.
Testnet dollars are for practice and carry no monetary value, so you can try everything end to end before real money is involved.
The contracts
What you can confirm
Paste any address into a Monad testnet block explorer and see for yourself:
Your trade is recorded. Every trade appears permanently, with its size and price.
Prices are genuine. They’re calculated on the blockchain itself, so the number on the site is the number in the contract.
Markets are funded. You can read exactly how much each market holds against every possible payout, and see that it covers all of them.
Terms are unchanged. A market’s question, deadline and outcomes were written at creation and carry no edit function.
Privacy holds up. You’ll see accounts trading, and no way to tell who any of them are. That’s the privacy design working, visible from the outside.
The design, in what’s absent
There’s no user list, no record linking any person to any account, and no administrative control able to move a position, hold a payout or revise a settled market.
Those aren’t commitments that could be revised later. They’re absences in the code, and you can verify them the same way you verify everything else here.