Public proof of authenticity

File proof

A permanent record that this file is sealed and timestamped. Download the .sig and confirm it hasn't been altered by uploading the file.

Sealed & timestamped

On record as sealed by the issuer and anchored. Upload the file to confirm it hasn't been altered.

Issuer verified. Let's Seal confirmed this issuer controls wearabledocs.com (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.

IssuerWearableDocswearabledocs.com
Sealed9/3/2026, 4:00:52 AM
IntegrityUpload file to verify
Independent timestamp

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

StatusConfirmed on-chain
Block time9/3/2026, 5:09:16 AM
MethodOpenTimestamps
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On record
BusinessWearableDocswearabledocs.com
Completed9/3/2026
Audit events0
Document fingerprint (SHA-256)
89dff298373c627944b25515fdd3addf2614c7f54f4d8aefaafc3fc432a29c38
Download .sig signature

Save it beside your file and verify anywhere, with no Let's Seal server: openssl cms -verify -inform DER -in file.sig -content file -binary -CAfile letsseal-root.crt

Verify it yourself. Download the .ots proof and run ots verify your-file.pdf to confirm the anchor against the blockchain. 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 #322in Let's Seal's public, append-only log (of 399 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 the blockchain.

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