Protect it, Prove it, Own it

Yes. Under international treaties like the Berne Convention, your work is protected the moment it’s created. Today, over 180 countries have signed the treaty, meaning your rights are recognized worldwide. ProofIt gives you the evidence to prove it.

Yes. Blockchain timestamps are widely accepted as reliable proof of authorship in legal disputes. Combined with international copyright law, they provide strong evidence of ownership.

All file types are supported, including documents, images, videos, code files, and archives up to unlimited.

Anyone with the certificate ID or QR code can verify authenticity instantly via our verification portal.

In most countries, no. Copyright is automatic under the Berne Convention, which covers over 181 countries. ProofIt strengthens your position by providing verifiable, tamper-proof evidence of ownership.

If your ProofIt subscription is not renewed after one year, your certification will no longer be valid. While the cryptographic record of your certified content remains permanently stored on the blockchain, ProofIt will stop hosting the original files and their proofs on our servers. Without an active subscription, you will not be able to use the certification to prove the authenticity of your content through ProofIt’s platform. To maintain valid certifications and access to your proof files for seamless verification, we recommend keeping your subscription active. If validation fails because your subscription was not renewed, it should show: Certification Expired The certification you are attempting to verify is no longer valid. ProofIt certifications require an active subscription to maintain validity and access to the associated files. As the subscription for this certification has not been renewed, the original files and their proofs have been removed from our servers, and the certification cannot be verified. For more information or to restore access to this certification, please contact the certification owner or ProofIt support at info@proofit.biz. To learn more about keeping certifications active, visit proofit.biz