Bilateral acceptance preview
25,000 USDC
0x71…9E2F
Depositor0xA8…45C1
RecipientPrototype only. No funds move and no contract is deployed.
Base Sepolia signing prototype · no real funds
Today's prototype locks visible terms and verifies two EIP-712 wallet acceptances. It does not deploy, fund or execute a smart contract; those are separate production steps after template review and testing.
Bilateral acceptance preview
0x71…9E2F
Depositor0xA8…45C1
RecipientPrototype only. No funds move and no contract is deployed.
From intent to execution
Signing, funding and execution are separate stages. Only the acceptance signature stage is active in this testnet prototype.
Choose a versioned template and set the business terms in plain language.
See the readable agreement, exact parameters, fees, deadlines and failure paths.
Each party test-signs the same locked revision from its own wallet on Base Sepolia.
A later reviewed template may fund, release or refund onchain. This prototype stops after verified signatures.
Interactive prototype
Connect two distinct wallets and sign the same EIP-712 acceptance on Base Sepolia. This test never asks for a transaction or token approval.
Readable terms and one canonical hash.
Two locally verified EIP-712 acceptances.
Token approval and reviewed contract funding.
Release, cancellation, timeout or refund.
Transaction patterns
A wallet proves control of a key—not identity, legal authority or title. Every future template needs reviewed code, explicit exits and, where required, qualified legal or data partners.
Two distinct wallets sign one locked EIP-712 terms hash. This is the only live flow: no funding, deployment or execution.
A reviewed template could separate acceptance, funding, release, cancellation and timeout refund without platform discretion.
Defined tranches or time-based releases, each with visible approvals, deadlines and failure paths before funds move.
A wallet can approve a release only after identity, authority and the external legal event are verified. Key control alone is not legal authority.
Atomic exchange of supported onchain assets is a separate reviewed template—not a public order book, fiat exchange or custody service.
Smart contracts may coordinate payment and attestations; a recognized registry, notary or authority must complete legal title transfer.
References illustrate established technical patterns or real-world boundaries; they do not certify a Signature Chain implementation or replace local advice.
Security by constraint
AI configuration and onchain execution are not active in this prototype. Generated text will never become executable code; any production template requires independent review plus legal, incident and version controls.
No unrestricted AI-authored Solidity in production.
Assets, fees, destinations and failure paths before funding.
No seed phrase, private-key transfer or funding request.
No production template without timeout, refund, cancellation and dispute rules.
Proposed launch model · not charged today
The Base Sepolia signature prototype is free. For a later production launch, the proposed model is per agreement with no subscription; every payable amount must be shown before a wallet signs or funds.
Software configuration for one supported template, two wallets and up to three revisions. Exact network allowance must be published before launch.
Five proposed software credits valid for 12 months. No credits or payments are sold in this prototype.
Proposed: 0.10% of the amount successfully released, paid on top of principal. No execution commission on cancellation or refund. The future treasury receives the fee only; it cannot release or refund principal.
$0 is charged today. Future gas, tax, legal, oracle, bridge or third-party costs are excluded unless explicitly included before signature. Fee mechanics and the treasury address must be encoded and disclosed before production.
The important questions
No private keys or funds enter this prototype. In a future reviewed template, assets may be locked by disclosed smart-contract rules; Signature Chain would not operate a discretionary wallet or release or refund principal unilaterally.
No. AI configuration is planned, not active here. Any production execution must use a versioned, independently reviewed template—not free-form AI code.
Every template needs explicit timeout, cancellation, refund and deadlock rules. A configurable dispute adapter is planned after the bilateral escrow flow is tested.
No. Signature Chain provides software, not legal, tax, investment, fiduciary, brokerage, title or escrow advice. A wallet signature proves key control, not identity, professional authority or legal ownership. Consult qualified local counsel when required.
No. The Base Sepolia prototype is free and requests no payment, token approval or funding transaction. The $29 creation fee and 0.10% successful-release fee are a proposed launch model only.
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