Contracts
Digital agreements between people, signed with real cryptography. The document itself never leaves your device — the platform keeps only its fingerprint, and both parties sign with their personal keys.
How it works
- 1The creator picks the contract file. It stays on their device; the system computes its short digital fingerprint.
- 2The partner receives the contract, checks that their copy of the file matches the fingerprint, and co-signs.
- 3Both signatures are made with personal PGP keys, on each party's own device — the server never sees the file or the keys.
- 4The work happens, on the agreed terms.
- 5Each side independently marks the contract complete and reviews the other. The contract is finalized only when both have confirmed.
Your documents stay yours
Only a 64-character fingerprint is stored — enough to prove later that exactly this file was signed, and never enough to reconstruct it. The contents remain private and under your control.
Linked to real deals
A contract can name a marketplace listing or a property as its subject. The Buy button on any listing starts a contract with the seller and the item already filled in; when the contract completes, the listing closes automatically.
Court-ready proof
Any contract exports as a package with its details, both PGP signatures, a Bitcoin-anchored timestamp and verification instructions — independent evidence that the agreement existed and was signed at that moment.
If something goes wrong
Either party can start arbitration: a chosen arbiter joins a private chat with both sides, reviews the evidence and issues a verdict. Arbiters have public profiles with transparent statistics, and unresolved cases can escalate to an institutional arbitration centre and, ultimately, to court.