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by gill3s 6y ago
yes, especially for the API because there's no cost relative to hosting the docs
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by gill3s 6y ago
whcich blockchain? Is it a blockchain accessible to anyone to verify?
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by gill3s 6y ago
Hello Peter! This article presents the solution but to explain a little bit more, the general configuration for eSignature in Woleet Sign is the platform generating keys for each signer (generated randomly in each request) and then send pri
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Self-Sovereign ‘DocuSign’ Uses Bitcoin for Digital Proofs(coindesk.com)
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by gill3s 7y ago
we do not reinvent the wheel here the proof generated is downloadable in the chainpoint format ( https://w3id.org/chainpoint/v2 ) and we also support Opentimstamps format. The verification tool allows you to download the
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by gill3s 7y ago
We use layer 2 technology, the main idea of woleet is to stamp many hashes (possibly millions of hashes in one bitcoin transaction) our service is running for years and we produce thousands of proofs daily.
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by gill3s 7y ago
I get it, and no, nothing proves you didn't modify it. Maybe a solution is to create some king of "witness community" stamping the same page at the same time. It will have diferent hashes each time and the evidence could be s
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by gill3s 7y ago
this tool does not guarantee that you've not modified the export before you stamp it. The main protection is the timestamp and the fact that the hash is calculated by the extension itself. This proof just guarantee that this particular
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by gill3s 7y ago
hi, I'm woleet's ceo. I can give you all the details you want. To explain it simply, for each signleFile export we "anchor" the hash in Bitcoin. It means each hash is link to one particular bitcoin transaction. Feel free