I assure you as a professional putting my business reputation on the line that nothing in any of our materials or claims is disingenuous. We're just not that ki

I assure you as a professional putting my business reputation on the line that nothing in any of our materials or claims is disingenuous. We're just not that kind of company. Caveat emptor, for sure. Like I said, the proof is always in the product itself much more than in anything I say. The Wikipedia article goes on to (incorrectly) attribute the blockchain to Nakamoto when the idea was well known in comp sci before Bitcoin showed up. Our use is, indeed, both decentralized and distributed. I mentioned earlier that the record of hashes is often kept offsite and can be used by a non-trusted third party (who doesn't have access to the documents) to perform the kind of document verification I'm talking about.