How it works
Add a PDF, choose who signs, and decide if they sign one after another or all at once.
Each person gets an email when it’s their turn, adds their signature, and approves in their wallet.
Download the signed copy. Anyone can confirm who signed and that nothing changed. No account needed.
Why it’s different
When someone signs, we save who signed and exactly when. That record can’t be edited or deleted, not even by us.
Share a link or a copy of the file. Anyone can confirm who signed it and when. No account, no wallet, no cost.
Signatures are tied to the exact file everyone saw. Change a single comma afterwards and the check will show it’s a different version.
No. You upload, invite and sign like any e-signature app. The permanent record is kept for you in the background. If you’re curious, every document has a “Technical details” section.
Varial is a free, secure wallet that works in your browser. It acts as your personal signing key, so only you can sign as you.
Sending documents is free. Each signature has a very small network fee, paid from the signer’s wallet. During beta the fee is paid in free test XLM, and you can add some with one click if your wallet is empty.
Only the people you invite can open it. The permanent record keeps only a fingerprint of the file and the signatures, never the document itself.
That depends on where you are and what you’re signing. Signcerely gives you a clear, tamper-proof record of who signed which version and when. For high-stakes agreements, check with a lawyer.
Upload a PDF, add who needs to sign, and send it in a few minutes.