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The decentralized alternative to DocuSign. Permanent, tamper-proof, and verifiable by anyone — forever. No middlemen. No monthly fees. No vendor lock-in.

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What Is Blockchain Document Signing?

Traditional e-signatures (DocuSign, Adobe Sign) store your signed documents on private corporate servers. You trust those companies to keep records forever, stay solvent, and never be hacked.

Blockchain document signing is different. When you sign with BlockSigner, your signature is recorded on the Algorand public blockchain — a decentralized ledger that no single company controls. The record is permanent, public, and cryptographically verifiable by anyone, anywhere, forever.

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Cryptographic Proof

Your document is hashed using SHA-256. The hash is stored on-chain with your wallet's cryptographic signature — mathematically impossible to fake or alter.

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Permanent Record

Once recorded on Algorand, the signature exists forever. No company going bankrupt, no server deletion, no subscription required to access your records.

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Public Verifiability

Anyone with the transaction ID can independently verify the signature on Algorand's public explorer — no BlockSigner account needed.

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Document Privacy

Only the document's hash goes on-chain, not the content itself. Sensitive contracts stay private while still being cryptographically signed.

BlockSigner vs DocuSign

Why decentralized document signing beats traditional e-signature platforms:

Feature BlockSigner (Algorand) DocuSign / Adobe Sign
Signature storage Public blockchain (decentralized) Private corporate servers
Independently verifiable ✓ Yes — anyone, anytime ✗ Requires vendor access
Monthly fees ✓ None ✗ $15–$65+/month
Vendor lock-in ✓ None ✗ Records tied to platform
Record permanence ✓ Permanent (blockchain) ✗ Depends on subscription
Tamper-proof ✓ Cryptographically guaranteed Relies on vendor trust
Transaction cost ✓ <$0.01 per signature ✗ Included in subscription
Identity method Algorand wallet (cryptographic) Email + password
Open source ✓ Yes ✗ Proprietary

How BlockSigner Works

Sign your first document on the Algorand blockchain in under 2 minutes:

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Upload Your Document

Go to blocksigner.org and upload any document (PDF, TXT, DOCX). Your document is hashed locally in your browser using SHA-256. Only the fingerprint is sent — never the raw content.

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Sign with Pera Wallet

Connect your Algorand wallet (Pera Wallet recommended). Review the document details and approve the signing transaction. Your cryptographic signature is sent to the Algorand network and confirmed in under 4 seconds.

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Share & Verify

Receive a blockchain transaction ID. Share it with counterparties, courts, or auditors. Anyone can verify your signature and document hash on Algorand's public explorer — no account or trust in BlockSigner required.

Built on the Right Blockchain

Not all blockchains are equal. Algorand was purpose-built for real-world applications requiring speed, low cost, and finality. Unlike Ethereum, Algorand transactions have instant finality — they cannot be reversed or reorganized. Your signed record is immutable the moment it's confirmed.

<4s Transaction finality
$0.001 Avg. transaction fee
6,000+ TPS throughput
0 Carbon footprint (neutral)

Algorand's pure proof-of-stake consensus is energy-efficient, battle-tested, and runs on a network of globally distributed nodes. It's the same infrastructure used by financial institutions and governments worldwide — now available for your documents.

Security & Verification

Every aspect of BlockSigner's signing process is designed with cryptographic security:

Frequently Asked Questions

What is blockchain document signing?
Blockchain document signing records a cryptographic signature and document fingerprint on an immutable public ledger. Unlike traditional e-signatures stored on private servers, blockchain signatures are decentralized, tamper-proof, and independently verifiable by anyone — forever — without needing to trust a central company.
How is BlockSigner different from DocuSign?
DocuSign stores signatures on private servers you must trust indefinitely. BlockSigner records signatures on the Algorand public blockchain — decentralized, permanent, and verifiable by anyone. There are no monthly fees, no vendor lock-in, and your signed documents remain verifiable forever even if BlockSigner ceases to exist.
Is blockchain document signing legally binding?
In many jurisdictions, electronic signatures are legally recognized under laws like the U.S. ESIGN Act (15 U.S.C. § 7001) and the EU eIDAS regulation. A blockchain signature provides strong cryptographic proof of intent and identity. However, legal enforceability varies by jurisdiction and document type — consult a legal professional for your specific situation.
Why use Algorand for document signing?
Algorand offers near-instant finality (under 4 seconds), ultra-low transaction fees (fractions of a cent), and a carbon-neutral blockchain. Unlike Ethereum, Algorand transactions achieve immediate, irreversible finality — making it ideal for permanent document records. Its pure proof-of-stake consensus is energy-efficient and trusted by financial institutions worldwide.
Can I sign documents without uploading them to the internet?
Yes. BlockSigner hashes your document locally in your browser. Only the hash (a cryptographic fingerprint) is recorded on-chain — not your document content. Sensitive contracts remain private while still being cryptographically signed and verifiable on the blockchain.

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