Content Provenance Infrastructure

Every article,
permanently
proven.

BlockContentSeal generates a cryptographic certificate for every piece of content you publish — anchoring authorship, timestamp, and integrity on an immutable public record that anyone can verify, instantly.

C2PA-compatible  ·  No wallets. No Cryptocurrencies. No blockchain knowledge required.
Verified
BCS-2025-0047291
Certificate of Authenticity
"Central Banks Signal Coordinated Rate Pivot as Inflation Cools"
Author
M. Hartmann
Publisher
The Tribune
Sealed
2025-06-15 09:31:02Z
Chain
Ethereum Mainnet
Content Hash (SHA-256)
sha256:a7f3c91e4b2d8f...e3c5a1
The Problem
94% of readers
can't distinguish
authentic from manipulated.

In an era of AI-generated content, synthetic replicas, and malicious re-edits, readers and platforms can no longer trust a URL alone. The journalism you've built your reputation on can be copied, altered, and redistributed — with no way to prove which version is original. Your byline isn't enough anymore.

Until now.
Fake content spreading? Make yours provably real. →
How It Works

Simple to install.
Permanent by design.

BlockContentSeal works inside your existing content workflow. Your editorial team never changes how they work — the seal happens automatically at publish time.

1
Publish
Write and publish as you normally would. BlockContentSeal integrates via a lightweight API — no new tools, no new steps for your editorial team.
2
Seal
The moment your article publishes, BlockContentSeal generates a cryptographic fingerprint and anchors a certificate to the blockchain. This runs in background in minutes and requires zero action from your team.
3
Verify
Any reader, journalist, or platform can verify the article's authenticity with one click — confirming the original author, exact timestamp, and that the content hasn't changed since publication.
Start Today

Your journalism has always
been trustworthy.
Now it's provable.

Join the newsrooms, independent journalists, and news platforms using BlockContentSeal to permanently protect their editorial credibility.