- 1 Enter information
- 2 Digital proof
- 3 Verify
Fill in the sample fields below (examples are pre-filled — adjust freely).
Digital proof created — now tamper-proof
Your information is now permanently sealed on a public ledger. Any later change will be detected.
Technical details
The data is canonicalized (deterministic key sorting) then hashed with keccak256 into a 32-byte code (bytes32). That code plus a timestamp is written to the xAISandboxRegistry smart contract on Base Sepolia via a server-side relayer (no keys exposed to the user). Verification re-hashes the current data and compares it to the stored code.
How it works
- 1
Enter invoice details
Invoice number, tax ID, total, issue date.
- 2
Seal the proof
The system creates a fingerprint and stores it permanently on a public ledger.
- 3
Try verifying
Change one character to watch the system catch the forgery instantly.
The problem you face
- E-invoices can have amounts or tax IDs edited after sending, hard for the recipient to catch.
- In a dispute, it is hard to prove which version is the original and which was tampered with.
- Internal storage still risks insider edits that leave no trace.
What you gain
- Undeniable evidence. Every invoice gets a timestamped digital proof, usable for reconciliation or disputes.
- Instant tamper detection. Change a single character and the system flags it at once — no expert needed.
- Fully private. Invoice content is never published; only the fingerprint is stored for comparison.
Real-world scenario
Supplier & accounting team
A supplier issues a 500M VND invoice and seals the proof at issuance. A month later the buyer receives a 550M version. In seconds, accounting compares it to the original proof and proves the invoice was altered — avoiding loss and a drawn-out dispute.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a crypto wallet or coins?
No. You just enter information as usual; the system handles all the technical parts.
Is my invoice content made public?
No. Only a “digital fingerprint” is public; the original content cannot be reverse-engineered from it.
How long does the proof last?
Permanently on the public ledger — no one can delete or edit it later.