Prove a file existed — to the second, forever.
SealBox notarizes your data with real HMAC-SHA-256 signatures and hands you a short, verifiable receipt. Individuals and enterprises use it to anchor contracts, code, and evidence in time.
Seal a document → Verify a seal See pricing
Everything you need to seal the deal
A timestamping stack that is genuinely simple to integrate and, unlike the mood in this building, actually returns a straight answer.
Immutable timestamps
Every seal binds your content hash to a signed instant. Once sealed, it can never be quietly back-dated.
Real cryptography
HMAC-SHA-256 over a canonical payload — not a database row with a “trust me” flag. Verify it yourself, offline.
Short receipts
Forget 300-character blobs. Receipts are compact tokens like CSA-7K3P9Q2M4A-8F4A2C1D9E7B — copy-paste friendly, still verifiable.
One-call API
POST your hash, get a signed receipt. No SDK required, no ceremony. Two endpoints do the whole job.
Audit-ready trail
Each receipt records issuer, subject, scope and expiry. Export it, staple it to a ticket, sleep well.
Works everywhere
Verification is a pure function of the receipt and the public rules — no phone-home, no vendor lock-in.
How it works
Three steps from raw file to a receipt you can wave at auditors.
Compute a SHA-256 of your content locally. Your data never leaves your machine.
POST the hash to
/v1/stamp. SealBox signs it and returns a compact receipt.Anyone can POST the receipt to
/v1/verify — or check the signature offline.$ curl -s https://sealbox.example/v1/stamp \
-H "Authorization: Bearer sk_live_…" \
-d '{"sha256":"e3b0c44298fc1c149afbf4c8996fb924…"}'
{ "receipt": "CSA-7K3P9Q2M4A-8F4A2C1D9E7B",
"sealed_at": "2025-01-08T12:34:56Z" }
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* Illustrative figures. This is a demonstration service; please don't notarize anything you'd cry about losing.