About vtimestamp
Prove your documents existed. No uploads. No middlemen. No expiration.
What vtimestamp Is
vtimestamp is a free service that creates cryptographic proof your documents existed at a specific moment in time. The proof is stored permanently on the Verus blockchain, tied to your self-sovereign VerusID.
Your documents never leave your device — only a SHA-256 hash is published. Anyone can verify your timestamps without needing an account, trusting a company, or relying on any centralized service.
The mission is simple: make document timestamping accessible, private, and permanent. No subscriptions, no gatekeepers, no databases that can disappear.
vtimestamp runs on Verus mainnet for production use, and is also available on testnet for trying it out.
Built on Verus
vtimestamp is built on the Verus blockchain — a public, open-source, community-driven network with unique features that make it ideal for timestamping:
Native Identity (VerusID)
Self-sovereign identities built into the protocol. Your timestamps are tied to a human-readable name you own — not a hex address.
VDXF Data Format
Structured, typed data storage with namespaced keys. Timestamps are stored in a standardized, discoverable format — not raw hex blobs.
Low Cost
Transaction fees are approximately 0.0001 VRSC per timestamp. Costs are stable and predictable — no volatile gas markets.
Permissionless
Anyone can run a Verus node and verify timestamps directly. No company, council, or authority gates access to the data.
Open Source
vtimestamp is open-source software released under the MIT license, developed by vdappdev2 as a contribution to the Verus ecosystem. The code is publicly available, auditable, and open to community contributions.
Donations are welcome at vdappdev.bitcoins@
MCP Integration
vtimestamp is accessible to AI agents through Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers. This means tools like Claude and ChatGPT can verify and create timestamps on your behalf — no manual steps required.
vtimestamp-mcp
Read-only MCP server for verifying timestamps and querying identity history.
npm: vtimestamp-mcpvtimestamp-mcp-write
Read-write MCP server for creating timestamps programmatically (requires wallet).
npm: vtimestamp-mcp-write