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Ledger Notarization

Definition

Ledger notarization is the process of recording or verifying the existence and integrity of data or documents on a distributed ledger, such as a blockchain. This method provides an immutable and verifiable timestamp, proving that specific information existed at a particular point in time. It enhances trust and transparency by creating an unchangeable record that can be independently audited. This differs from traditional notarization by using cryptographic proof rather than a human notary.