Paste the reference or the anchor hash printed on any Sidaxis receipt. You will see what was proven and when it was sealed — never the private contents.
How anchoring works
A receipt nobody can quietly rewrite
Anchoring is not storage. The receipt itself stays with the issuer; what goes on the public record is a fingerprint of it. Change one character of the original and the fingerprint no longer matches — and that is what this page confirms.
01The run produces a receiptEvery operation on the layer closes with a receipt describing what was proven, by whom and when.
02A fingerprint is computedThe receipt is hashed. The hash stands for the file without carrying any of its contents.
03The fingerprint is anchoredThe hash goes to the public record with its moment. From there it cannot be quietly rewritten.
04Anyone can compareThis page recomputes nothing on your behalf: it shows the anchored record so you can compare it yourself.
What this page will never show
No biometric value — the proof that a live human was present is a seal, never an image or a template.No personal data — no name, document number, address or contact from either side of the transaction.No amounts by default — a party to the transaction sees the figures in their own console; the public record shows that a settlement was sealed, not for how much.No document contents — a signed contract proves as a hash, and the file stays with the parties.
Why a public page at allBecause a proof only one side can check is not a proof. A landlord, an auditor, a buyer or a court can open this page with nothing but the reference on the paper in front of them — no account, no login, no relationship with Sidaxis — and confirm the receipt was sealed when it says it was.Sidaxis is non-custodial: no funds, keys or raw biometric data are held on anyone's behalf.
Questions about verification
Do I need an account to verify?No. This page takes no account, no key and no payment, and it does not tell the issuer that you looked.
Why is there no amount or name?The public record carries the seal, not the contents. Parties to the transaction see the full detail in their own console.
What if the reference is not found?Nothing matched what you pasted. Check for a typo. If it was given to you as a proof, treat it as unproven and do not act on it.
Can the issuer change a receipt after the fact?They can delete their own copy, but they cannot change the sealed record or make a changed copy match it.