What Vraimony does, what it does not claim, and why that should reduce confusion.
This is a reassurance page, an expectation-setting page, and an anti-confusion page. Vraimony reduces proof chaos with structured evidence bundles and read-only verification, but it does not claim truth, identity, court success, or official endorsement.
Why this page exists
Claims & Disclaimers should make the product easier to trust, not harder to understand. Use this page when you want the cleanest boundary between what can be checked, what stays read-only, and what Vraimony does not over-claim.
What Vraimony does
- Computes content hashes (SHA‑256) and records them in receipts.
- Signs receipts (Ed25519) to make them tamper‑evident.
- Lets anyone verify receipt structure + signature, and optionally compare a local file hash.
- Produces court-friendly formats (PDF/PNG/JSON) for review workflows (no ZIP).
What Vraimony does NOT claim
- No promise of admissibility or court acceptance.
- No promise of winning a dispute or chargeback.
- No proof of truth, identity, authorship, intent, delivery, or condition.
- No notarization, government endorsement, or “qualified” trust service claims.
Approved wording (safe marketing)
- “Integrity verification only (tamper‑evident).”
- “Helps verify whether a receipt was modified.”
- “Supports auditability (what existed when).”
- “No tracking. Hash‑only by default.”
Avoid over-claims such as “court-proof”, “promised”, “identity verified”, or “proves delivery/condition”.
Privacy & domain separation
- No tracking: no analytics cookies, no fingerprinting; only aggregated daily counters.
- Domain separation: issuance on www.vraimony.com, verification on read-only www.vraimony.com.
- No remote scripts: strict CSP, self-hosted assets only.
Transparency snapshot (CT‑lite)
We publish a daily signed Merkle tree head over published receipts (CT‑lite transparency snapshot) to support independent auditing. This improves detectability of silent deletion/backdating patterns.
This is an auditability feature — not a legal promise and not a substitute for jurisdiction-specific rules.
Where to start (merchants)
Reality Audit
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