Understand your proof

Hash, Encrypted, and Public—what is stored, what stays private, and how to choose the right mode.

Live share links anyone can open—plus a working example certificate you can inspect yourself.

What is inside a downloadable ZIP—certificate.html, proof.json, README, and offline verification.

How long first confirmation, deep confirmation (~24h), and Merkle proofs usually take—and what each status means.

Why your timestamp stays on the blockchain, what a fingerprint on-chain actually is, and how a proof package makes you independent of this site.

Short answers on proofs, metadata fingerprints, packages, and what happens if DataSeal is gone—with links to the full guides.

What SHA-256 does, why clone-proof fingerprints matter, and how anyone can verify your data matches a certificate.

Why an enterprise-grade BSV ledger helps prove timing—plus how to check block headers yourself on public APIs.

Merkle paths, the TSC proof standard, and how to read the interactive proof on a public certificate.

A section-by-section tour of a proof link—badges, fingerprints, anchoring fields, Merkle proof, and what each part means.

Paste a hash or proof link, then compare your file or text client-side.

Step-by-step checklist: match your fingerprint, inspect the anchor transaction, confirm the block, and check Merkle inclusion.