When a signed document is challenged, District Seal produces the record: who signed, when, from where, on what device — cryptographically bound to the document and independently verifiable by any party.
Zero-media retention. Voice and video are processed on your device. We store only the SHA-256 cryptographic hash and the forensic timeline — never the biometric media. GDPR and CCPA compliant. All data hosted in the United States.
Every District Seal transaction runs through the same ceremony — the same sequence of identity checks, in the same order, with the same forensic record produced every time.
Add the contract, name the signer, choose the attestation type. Templates let you reuse standard agreements without re-uploading.
WebAuthn hardware check, forced document scroll, informed consent, spoken challenge phrase, head-turn presence check, and a face match against the reference. All in one sitting.
A signed PDF, watermarked and stamped with the transaction reference and document hash. A public QR resolves to a live verification page anyone can load.
A five-page certificate bound to the document's SHA-256 hash, with the full forensic timeline of the signing ceremony. Below is a complete sample — the same template every District Seal customer receives, populated with a demo NDA.
Note: the signer, IP, and document in this sample are fictional. Every field above is populated by the same generator that produces real certificates.
Most e-signature tools prove that a document was signed. District Seal proves that a specific, verified human signed it — with the evidence needed to say so in a dispute.
Face match against the signer's reference photo. Voice challenge against a randomized phrase. Head-turn presence check. Hardware-backed device authentication. Not a checkbox that says "I am who I say I am" — an evidentiary record of the signer at the moment of signing.
Every certificate carries a QR that resolves to a public verification page. No login, no phone call, no waiting. A counterparty, a court, an auditor — anyone can confirm the record in seconds.
The certificate holds the SHA-256 of the exact document signed. Change one character and the seal breaks. The manifest chains the entire ceremony into a single tamper-evident hash.
Any agreement where "they signed it" is not enough — where you need to prove who signed, and that they were present, willing, and identified.
Engagement letters, affidavits, powers of attorney, and settlement agreements where identity is material to enforceability.
Lease agreements and purchase contracts where the signer's verified identity eliminates later disputes about who actually signed.
Offer letters, NDAs, and internal approvals with an audit trail that survives turnover and contested terminations.
Public-facing attestations where citizen identity and recorded consent are non-negotiable, and public verification is required.
Loan agreements, authorizations, and regulated disclosures where KYC/AML documentation matters and litigation is plausible.
Any agreement where the signer's identity should be provable later — consent forms, waivers, contracts, and personal arrangements.
District Seal is engineered against the standards that determine whether a signed document holds up when it matters — in court, in audit, or in dispute.
Meets the four federal requirements for electronic signature validity: intent to sign, consent to do business electronically, attribution of the signature, and retention of records.
WebAuthn / FIDO2 hardware-backed authentication at the assurance level required for government and financial identity proofing.
Every certificate is cryptographically bound to the exact document that was signed. Change one byte and the seal breaks.
Transaction records kept 7 years, per U.S. standards for signed instruments. Biometric media is destroyed immediately after each ceremony — before the certificate is issued.
All data hosted in the United States. Deletion and access requests from data subjects are honored within 30 days. Data processing agreement available on request.
Every certificate carries a public URL that resolves to a live record. Anyone — counterparty, auditor, court — can confirm without an account.
District Seal is operated by NEXSIM LLC, Montana, United States. Data hosted in the USA. Full detail in the Privacy Notice.
Unlimited team members on every plan. No per-user pricing. Cancel anytime.
Free plan includes 1 free signature. No card required. Upgrade only when you need more.
