Built for Nepal, not translated for it

Contracts signed the way Nepal does business — on paper, in Nepali, with a stamp.

Now with proof. Upload the form your office already prints, put the fields where they belong, and send it. What comes back is one tamper-evident PDF carrying every signature, stamp and timestamp — and a fingerprint anyone can check without an account.

Every plan is NPR 0 during the launch period. No card, no payment gateway, nothing to cancel.

Registry record

Signing certificate

हस्ताक्षर प्रमाणपत्र

Contract
Residential lease — Baneshwor
Contract ID
AGS-2083-JMBXTQ
Registered
2083-05-15 · 2026-08-31 10:07 (+05:45)

Parties

  • Sita SharmaLandlordSigned
  • Ram Bahadur ThapaTenantSigned

Document fingerprint

SHA-256 3f9a1c07b2e5d8a4f1c6b3e0d7a2f5c8

QR code linking to the verification page

A specimen of the page every completed contract carries. The code opens the verification page.

Counted from the registry itself and refreshed every minute. Demo data is excluded.

8
Contracts registered
1
Organizations verified
20
Signatures recorded

From paper to registry

What happens to the document

Four stages — and they are the four the sheet already goes through on a desk.

  1. The form

    Upload the PDF your office already prints — an account-opening form, a lease, a non-disclosure agreement — or write a fresh one in the editor.

  2. The fields

    Put names, dates, ID numbers, locations, signatures and stamps where they belong, and say which signer fills each one.

  3. The signatures

    Each signer gets a single-use link. Reminders go out on their own, one after another or all at once, until everybody has signed.

  4. The record

    One flattened PDF, a certificate page listing every party, a SHA-256 fingerprint, and a row in an append-only registry.

Rendered by the product

Nepali that survives the print

The page beside this is not a screenshot of a website. It is a page from a PDF this product generated, with the Devanagari font embedded in the file itself.

Conjuncts, matras and Bikram Sambat digits are shaped by the embedded font, so the document reads the same on a bank’s machine, on a phone, and on a printer that has never heard of Nepali.

A page of a generated PDF: a Nepali lease agreement with a signature line and a Bikram Sambat date.
Noto Sans Devanagari, subset and embedded · drawn by the pipeline that signs contracts

No account needed

Holding a signed document? Check it.

Type the Contract ID printed in its footer. We will tell you whether it is exactly the document we registered, an altered copy, or one we cannot confirm byte for byte — honestly, and without asking who you are.

No code to hand? Check the file itself

Pricing

Every plan is NPR 0. There is no payment processing in the product at all — the plan structure exists so pricing can be introduced later with notice, not so that anything can be charged today.

See the plans

The rules we hold ourselves to

The hash registry — not a picture of a stamp — is what proves a document. Platform operators keep infrastructure-level access under logged controls, and the Privacy Policy says so plainly instead of implying otherwise. Anyone can report a document that should never have been sent.

Start with one contract

Create an account, upload a form and send it. There is nothing to pay and nothing to install.