Public proof of authenticity

Document proof

A permanent record that this document is sealed and timestamped. The subject and signer details stay private — unlock them by uploading the file.

Authentic & unaltered

This document carries a valid Let's Seal seal and has not been modified.

Issuer verified. Let's Seal confirmed this issuer controls letsseal.org (verified via DNS). The issuer's identity is that domain.
Cryptographic seal

Shows the sealing certificate and that the file is byte-for-byte intact.

IssuerLet's Seal Examplesletsseal.org
Sealed7/15/2026, 10:57:55 PM
IntegrityIntact
Chain of trustChains to Let's Seal CA
Independent timestamp

Independent proof it existed by a certain date, on the public Bitcoin ledger.

StatusConfirmed on-chain
Block time7/15/2026, 11:40:25 PM
MethodOpenTimestamps
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On record
BusinessLet’s Seal Examplesletsseal.org
Completed7/15/2026
Audit events0
Document details are private

The subject isn’tshown publicly. If you have the document, upload it to confirm it matches and unlock the details — it’s hashed in your browser’s request and never stored.

Document fingerprint (SHA-256)
9603c9ace7f327c1f7e6cfedb11f4226fcf2e56e486ccd4e96dc44539ab69f6e

Verify it yourself. Download the .ots proof and run ots verify your-file.pdf to confirm the anchor against Bitcoin — the proof stands on the public ledger. Let's Seal holds no cryptocurrency and you never touch a coin or a wallet — we use the public ledger the way a notary uses a public register, to stamp a record no one can alter.

Transparency log

Recorded as entry #41in Let's Seal's public, append-only log (of 53 total).

The log can only ever be appended to — never edited or deleted, and anyone can prove it. Fetch this entry's inclusion proof and check it against the signed tree head; the head's root is itself anchored to Bitcoin.

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