Blockchain Stamp
Stamp a File. Sign with PGP for Attribution. Timestamp and Anchor the Proof on Stellar Mainnet.
A blockchain stamp serves as a cryptographic receipt, linking a file's hash to a reliable timestamp and a verifiable PGP identity, securely anchored on a public ledger.
- Timestamp Verification (UTC)
- Hash Integrity (SHA-512)
- Identity Binding (PGP Signature)
- Ledger Anchor (Stellar)
The Process
Timestamp Proof
Record a UTC timestamp and generate cryptographic evidence that the operation took place at the recorded time.
File Integrity Hash
Compute the file's hash (e.g., SHA-512) and integrate it into a structured manifest file.
Identity Binding via PGP
Apply a PGP signature to the manifest using Qhash Foundation private key, generating manifest.asc for public verification.
Ledger Anchoring on public mainnet Stellar blockchain
Create a single commitment to manifest and its signature (manifest.asc) by hashing them into proof.sha256, hash proof.sha256 again to produce the final on-chain digest, anchor it on Stellar mainnet in a transaction memo, and keep the transaction hash/ledger reference for verification at any time.
Roadmap
Stamp on Stellar blockchain --------> Q3 2026: Stamp on stringXchain BlockDAG
During this initial phase, Qhash uses Stellar for on-chain stamping because stringXchain is not yet sufficiently distributed for long-term stamp anchoring. As decentralization matures, stamping will migrate to stringXchain BlockDAG in Q3 2026.