A document, photo, video, zip file — anything that can be hashed can be sealed. Immuta computes a SHA-256 fingerprint of your file locally in your browser, then registers it permanently on PulseChain.
Drop any file below. Your SHA-256 fingerprint is computed locally — the file never leaves your device.
No account required. No server. Your file never leaves your browser.
Every Immuta seal is a public transaction on PulseChain. You don't need Immuta to verify it — just the block explorer.
Copy the address below and paste it into any block explorer. Or read the source on GitHub.
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Every seal generates a downloadable PDF certificate with a QR code for instant verification.
You need MetaMask and PulseChain configured to use Immuta. Here's how.
The future doesn't ask for trust. It demands proof.
Immuta is built on the belief that truth should be mathematical, permanence should be absolute, and verification should require no authority — only a blockchain. That the integrity of a record should not depend on the integrity of any single institution.
We build on PulseChain because decentralized infrastructure should be fast enough, and affordable enough, to be genuinely useful — not a privilege reserved for those who can absorb the cost.
We hold no data. We keep no files. We collect no information beyond what the blockchain itself records — your hash, your label, your wallet address. That's it. Nothing else exists.
The $1 sealing fee is enforced by the smart contract — not by us. This is a security feature: the contract code limits the fee to a maximum of $10, protecting you from future price changes. We cannot raise the price without redeploying an entirely new contract. The code is public. Verify it yourself.
No name. No email. No IP address. No analytics. No account. The only information that exists on-chain is what you chose to put there.
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$1. No account. No subscription. No data collected. Forever.
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