On-chain e-contracts, encrypted in your browser.
- A lost private key cannot be recovered by anyone
- Images and logos in the PDF are not signed
How it works
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Please read before you try it
Testnet only, no legal effect
Everything runs on the BSV test network with worthless test coins. Contracts created here are experiments and have no legal effect.
Your key is your identity
There are no accounts. Lose your private key and you lose access to your contracts; nobody can recover it.
What is signed is what is shown
Text, lines and filled fields are converted from the PDF and rendered deterministically. Images, logos and stamps inside the original PDF are not part of the agreement.
Privacy — and its limits
- Third parties reading the blockchain see neither the content nor who the parties are.
- The operator (relay and web host) can observe connection metadata — IP address, which contract addresses were looked up, and when — and may link the creator and the responder of a contract. Bitcessing does not hide this metadata.
- Anyone who has a downloaded .bsc file can read the contract it contains.
Current limits
- Block confirmations come from the relay and are cross-checked with WhatsOnChain. Testnet proof-of-work is weak, so a relay-only report is not a guarantee.
- A sent answer cannot be withdrawn. It becomes void only if another answer is confirmed first.