ALT Slide 1 of 8. How to prove you signed an agreement without sharing it. One fact, proven. Everything else stays private.
ALT Slide 2 of 8. A landlord, a bank or an auditor often needs one fact. That the agreement exists and was signed. The salary or the price can stay private.
ALT Slide 3 of 8. A zero-knowledge proof. shows that a statement is true without showing the information behind it.
ALT Slide 4 of 8. 1. Open the completed agreement and choose Share proof.
ALT Slide 5 of 8. 2. Choose what to prove. That you signed it, or that you and another signer did.
ALT Slide 6 of 8. 3. Check what the recipient sees. Your email, a co-signer's email if you name one, and the completion date. Never shown: the document, its title, any other signer.
ALT Slide 7 of 8. 4. Copy the link and send it. Anyone can check it free, with no account. It's verified on zkVerify and anchored on Base.
ALT Slide 8 of 8. Share proof is on every plan. Free included.
ALT Slide 1 of 8. How to sign a confidential agreement with several people and keep it private. Five settings that keep the terms between the parties.
ALT Slide 2 of 8. Most e-signature services can open the documents they store. Here is how to keep the terms between the parties.
ALT Slide 3 of 8. 1. Use a service that encrypts in your browser. On Attest, each document is locked to each signer's own key.
ALT Slide 4 of 8. 2. Give it a neutral name. The title appears in signing emails. "Employment terms" says less than "Salary offer".
ALT Slide 5 of 8. 3. Keep the terms out of your message. Signing emails pass through ordinary email providers.
ALT Slide 6 of 8. 4. Choose how private, for each new signer. Ready now: they open and sign as soon as they set up. Private from the start: only you and your signers can ever open it.
ALT Slide 7 of 8. 5. Make the certificate private. Only the parties see who signed and when.
ALT Slide 8 of 8. Each signer can still prove they signed. Without showing the agreement. That's Friday's carousel.
ALT Slide 1 of 8. How to sign an agreement digitally, step by step. From the PDF to a sealed copy every party can check.
ALT Slide 2 of 8. A digital signature should show three things.
ALT Slide 3 of 8. 1. Upload the final PDF. Use the version everyone agreed on. Attest encrypts it in your browser before it is uploaded.
ALT Slide 4 of 8. 2. Add the signers. Up to 20 people, in any order or one after another, with an expiry date and reminders.
ALT Slide 5 of 8. 3. Place the fields. Signature, initials, date, name and text, where each person fills them in.
ALT Slide 6 of 8. 4. Signers approve with a passkey. Face ID, Touch ID, a fingerprint or Windows Hello. No password, and signers never pay.
ALT Slide 7 of 8. 5. Everyone gets the same sealed copy. With a certificate, and a record anchored on Base.
ALT Slide 8 of 8. Sign your first documents free. Your first 2 documents are free. Signers never pay.
