Verifiable receipt

A named human approved this agent to do this.

The entire signed event rides in the URL fragment, so it verifies in your browser and never reaches our server — we do not learn that you opened it. Forward it to a regulator, a customer, or a sceptic.

How it works

1
A human approves

They sign the exact action with their own Ed25519 key. We never hold it.

2
The event becomes a link

The whole signed decision is encoded into the URL fragment.

3
The recipient opens it

Their browser verifies it against the key inside the event itself.

4
We learn nothing

A fragment is never sent to a server. Not ours, not anyone's.

What a receipt does NOT say

That the purchase was wise, that the supplier is legitimate, or that anyone independent reviewed it. It says one person, named and holding a key, approved this exact amount to this exact merchant, and cannot later deny it. Everything else is somebody else's job.

Receipts for your own approvals

Every high-stakes action your agents take, with a link like this one you can forward to anyone.

One field. One click to leave. Never sold.