Simple Proof provides an immutable proof service that timestamps digital documents using Bitcoin's blockchain technology. This process generates verifiable fingerprints of files, ensuring their integrity against alteration. The platform integrates seamlessly with existing workflows, offering scalable, permissionless verification based on open protocols.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
EDWFounders
Product
Problem
In an era of increasing digital threats and sophisticated cyberattacks, organizations face challenges in ensuring the integrity and authenticity of their digital records. Traditional methods of storing and transmitting sensitive data often lack the transparency and tamper-proof security needed to maintain public trust and meet regulatory compliance.
Solution
Simple Proof provides a blockchain-based timestamping service that integrates into existing document workflows, delivering immutable proof of authenticity at enterprise scale. By leveraging Bitcoin's Timechain technology and the OpenTimestamps open-source protocol, Simple Proof transforms digital records into cryptographic proof of existence, enabling anyone to independently verify whether information has been altered. The platform's permissionless and interoperable architecture avoids lock-in to centralized protocols, ensuring long-term data integrity and transparency. Simple Proof's solution is trusted by governments, businesses, and individuals who require a permanent and transparent proof of authenticity.
Target Audience
Simple Proof serves governments and public sector organizations needing to protect public records, as well as enterprises requiring a trustless system to safeguard transactions, financial reports, and sensitive business data.
Features
- Immutable timestamping of digital documents using Bitcoin's blockchain
- Integration with existing document management systems and cloud-based platforms
- Interoperable architecture based on the OpenTimestamps open-source protocol
- API and SDK solutions for developers to integrate blockchain-powered verification into their applications
- Secure hashing of documents using SHA-256 cryptographic functions
- Verification tools to confirm document integrity using Simple Proof or independently
- AWS Qualified Software, natively leveraging the resiliency, scalability, and security of AWS