Is This the Same File?
Why VeriLock exists: prove the PDF everyone signed is still the one you hold, without uploading it to someone else's servers.
The moment that stuck with me: someone asking "is this the same file?" and nobody being fully sure.
You email a rental agreement back and forth. Everyone signs. Months later, the question returns: is this the real version? Did anyone change it after we signed? You dig through inboxes, compare file names, and hope everyone still has the same copy.

Most e-sign tools want the document uploaded to their servers. Fine for some workflows. Less fine for an NDA, or anything you would rather keep on your own device.
A simpler promise
I wanted something more honest: your PDF never leaves your computer, and everyone can still prove what was agreed to later, without trusting me or any third party's database alone.
Nimiq fits that job. I needed a timestamped, tamper-evident record anyone can check independently. Mini apps and wallet integration meant a real flow inside Nimiq Pay: connect, sign, and lock on the blockchain without the usual web3 maze. Your wallet is your identity. The chain is the proof. No extra gatekeeper just to reach the network.
That is VeriLock
- Fingerprint your PDF locally in the browser.
- Collect wallet-backed signatures from everyone involved.
- Lock the hash on-chain when you are ready.
- Anyone with a copy can verify later: no account, no upload, no "trust us."
Just your Nimiq wallet when you need to sign or lock on the blockchain. Verifiers can check integrity without one.
Sign free. Lock when it matters. Through the end of July, a permanent Nimiq on-chain lock is 500 NIM (50% off the 1000 NIM list price). Promo ends August 1.
Seal a document fingerprint on the Nimiq blockchain.
Open VeriLock