Real-World Use Cases of Verifybit

Discover how blockchain notarization provides tangible advantages in various professional and personal areas.

Private Citizen

Certify the authorship of a document, a letter, or an idea. Ideal for protecting yourself without legal costs or intermediaries.

1 Upload file from your PC
2 Notarize instantly
3 Keep the file and the .ots proof
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Digital Artist

Protect your creative works (images, audio tracks, NFTs, concept art) by establishing a certain date of creation.

1 Upload artwork (PDF, PNG, ZIP...)
2 Register footprint on Bitcoin
3 Use receipt to protect copyright
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Notary or Law Firm

Filing the digital footprint of private agreements, contracts, and minutes: public and immutable proof.

1 Digitize the document
2 Timestamp hash with OpenTimestamps
3 Provide certified proof to client
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Professional / Consultant

Incontestably prove the authorship and integrity of technical reports, quotes, or documents sent to clients.

1 Upload report (PDF, Excel...)
2 Register it in your name
3 Proudly share file and proof
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How to prove the authorship of a file

If you ever need to contest plagiarism or prove you are the author of a document, the steps are simple and do not require third parties:

1
Keep the original file

The temporal proof is linked to the hash of the file. Keep the original file safely stored on your devices without changing any character or metadata.

2
Keep the .ots receipt

The .ots receipt file (downloadable from your panel) contains the cryptographic proof of the hashing path that leads to a confirmed block on the Bitcoin blockchain.

3
Perform validation

To prove the legal validity of the timestamp, drag the file and its .ots proof into the Verifybit verification page or any public and independent OpenTimestamps validator.

4
Present the blockchain proof

The cryptographic match mathematically proves that the footprint (hash) of your file existed before the indicated Bitcoin block, certifying its existence at that date.