Blocksign: Signing Documents on the Blockchain
The Blockchain creates and records all digital currency transactions using mathematics. The Bitcoin blockchain uses the computing power on Earth to solve these math problems that confirm transactions made using the digital currency Bitcoin. As many are familiar with the cryptocurrency Bitcoin, many people still don't understand blockchain's other uses.....
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Modern scholars agree that one of the earliest systems of writing appeared in Sumer in the late 4th millennium BC as a way to keep account of inventories and record transactions. Humanity sure has come a long way from signing records on clay tablets. Now a new service called Blocksign allows anyone to sign legally binding documents and preserve records on the blockchain. This technology is very disruptive and has the potential to render notaries and other record keeping industries – obsolete. Blocksign is a service that lets people digitally sign legally binding documents and preserve a....
CoinAcademy is a new digital currency education site, which helps you learninh about bitcoin, and other altcoins in general. It’s main focus is spreading knowledge on bitcoin and other currencies, to explain how they function, and how each one of them is unique. If you are new to cryptocurrency, and just want a basic idea of what it is, and how it works, then CoinAcademy is the right place for you. For more details please visit: http://coinacademy.co A new service called Blocksign, allows anyone to sign legally binding documents and preserve records on the blockchain. Blocksign uses the....
A new company, BlockSign, lets customers digitally sign legally binding contracts and preserve them in the public domain. Running on the block chain, the decentralised public ledger that records transactions on the bitcoin network, the BlockSign platform provides a way to sign, timestamp and later verify documents on the web. How BlockSign works. From a user perspective, BlockSign works as a web application. A PDF signed with the program will indicate where a signature is to be placed, and the user places a stamp in a stylized font there. Into this signature is encoded an email address and....
On December 15, Ubitquity LLC launched a new Blockchain-based notary platform BitNotarize in alpha. The platform will allow people to upload and keep their documents on the Blockchain. The platform can be used along with a traditional notary system, making it more simple and convenient. The platform offers a whole bunch of notary services on the Blockchain without the need to even leave your house. You can even sign them via the Blockchain. It can be used along with a traditional notary system, ensuring additional security and reliability. Nathan Wosnack, CEO of Ubitquity stated they’re....
Stampery, a service that certifies records and documents on the blockchain, says lawyers working with sensitive documents are one of its main user groups, according to International Business Times. The other two main groups are creatives looking to establish ownership rights and companies that generate prior art of intellectual property. Lawyers receive a lot of documents and have to do a lot of due diligence, including getting documents notarized. By using Stampery, they can drag and drop zip documents to Stampery rather than sending them in a CD to a notary. Stampery provides irrefutable....