Dapp Sign.net is a decentralize digital signing service which utilizes the blockchain to allow users to mint their very own NFDs (Non Fungible Documents), sign documents and even request other users to sign on the document and notarize them once it is completed.
The usual digital signing services that utilize the blockchain are still centralize services which store data on their own databases and servers. This means that if you decide to stop using them or if they are shut down, all the data on their databases and servers will be inaccessible.
However being decentralized, we overcome this issue as all the data will be encrypted on the blockchain and the user is able to freely access their data even without our application once it is notarize on the blockchain.
Users will have to login to the Dapp using Pera Wallet and opt-in to our token, SIGN. After which users can simply upload the document they want to mint/sign and follow the instructions from there. For more information you can view the guide here.
We want to provide users a platform which gives them full control of what they would like to do with their documents in this digital age. Whether it is a will, a school certificate, a novel or etc, users can easily mint them on our platform and keep them in their wallets as NFDs.
Users can also freely sign documents or even assign others to sign documents with a large range of customizability ranging from different types of annotations to signing order. There is an additional layer of encryption which users can apply to the document for better security.
How do I login to use Dapp Sign.net?
You will need to first download Perawallet and create a software wallet if you do not have or if you have an existing hardware wallet, you can link it to Perawallet and use that.
What type of documents can I mint?
PDF, Microsoft Office Documents (e.g. Powerpoint, Excel, etc.) and text files.
What type of documents can I sign?
Only PDFs.
What is the size limit for documents to mint/sign?
There is no size limit for documents to mint/sign but the larger the file size the more SIGN needed to mint/sign.
