● Product · Content verification

ContentSign. Block content fraud.
Save money and your brand

ContentSign applies a cryptographic certificate to any document, image, or video at the moment of signing — binding the signer's identity, a timestamp, and a hash of the exact content into a tamper-evident C2PA manifest. The fingerprint is anchored on the Nodle Chain for an immutable, independent proof record. Modify the content after signing and the hash no longer matches: verification fails. Any recipient can verify against the C2PA standard without Nodle software. No dedicated hardware required.
The standard

ContentSign is built on C2PA

C2PA is the Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity, an open industry standard for signing and verifying digital content. It is not proprietary to Nodle. ContentSign implements C2PA so your signed content is verifiable by any C2PA-compatible tool, and you are never locked in to a single vendor.

Adobe

C2PA founding member

Microsoft

C2PA founding member

Google

C2PA member

BBC

C2PA founding member
● Step 01 · Sign

Content is signed at creation

ContentSign computes a SHA-256 hash of the exact content at the moment of signing. The hash, the signer identity, and a timestamp are written into a C2PA manifest. The manifest is embedded in the file metadata or attached as a sidecar, depending on format, and the fingerprint is anchored on the Nodle Chain as an immutable proof record. Any subsequent modification produces a different hash and fails verification.
● Step 02 · Distribute

Content moves normally

The C2PA manifest is embedded in or attached to the file and travels with it through any existing workflow, email, document management, or ERP. No special routing or separate transmission channel required. The file behaves normally in every system.
● Step 03 · Verify

Any recipient can verify

The recipient recomputes the hash of the received content and compares it against the hash in the C2PA manifest. If they match and the signer identity is valid, verification passes. If the content was modified after signing, the hashes diverge and verification fails. C2PA-compatible tools perform this check automatically, and the on-chain fingerprint provides an independent, immutable record even if the file's manifest is stripped. No Nodle software required for standard C2PA verification.
What ContentSign stops

The fraud it is built to prevent

Fraud type 01

Invoice fraud

Fraudulent invoices are submitted for payment by intercepting legitimate invoices and modifying bank details, amounts, or vendor information. ContentSign detects any modification between signing and payment approval. A signed invoice that arrives with a broken signature can be flagged automatically before payment is approved.
Tens of billions
Lost globally to invoice and payment fraud annually
Fraud type 02

Deepfaked approvals

AI-generated video and audio of executives authorizing wire transfers, contract changes, or access requests. ContentSign verifies that video and audio content is authentic and unmodified from the point of signing. A deepfaked approval has no valid C2PA signature.
$1.1B
Lost by US companies to deepfake fraud in 2025
Fraud type 03

Contract manipulation

Terms, amounts, or parties in contracts modified after signing. ContentSign binds the signature to the exact content at the moment of signing. Any post-signature modification is immediately detectable by any C2PA-compatible verification tool.
Fraud type 04

Media impersonation

Manipulated photos and video used to misrepresent events, products, or identities in a business context. Signed media carries a verifiable provenance record. Recipients can confirm the image or video is unmodified from the point of signing.
Supported content types

What ContentSign
signs and verifies

PDF

Invoices, contracts, purchase orders, and any PDF document in an approval workflow

JPEG · PNG

Photos used in insurance claims, product documentation, site surveys, and media

MP4 · Video

Video approvals, executive communications, and any video used in a business decision context

Audio

Voice approvals and recorded instructions used in financial or operational workflows

Word · DOCX

Contracts and agreements in editable format, signed at the point of finalization

And more

Additional file types supported via the C2PA standard. Ask us about your format
How it works

ContentSign in your existing workflow

01 · Create

Document created or approved

Invoice generated, contract finalized, or video recorded in your existing system.
02 · Sign

ContentSign applies C2PA signature

Tamper-evident signature bound to the exact content via API call or workflow integration.
03 · Distribute

Content moves normally

Signed content passes through email, ERP, or document management. No special handling.
04 · Verify

Recipient verifies authenticity

Any C2PA-compatible tool confirms the content is unmodified. Broken signature flags fraud.
Proof at scale · Vivendi

First enterprise deployment.
A global media group

Customer · Vivendi · 2024

"We carried out a project together with Nodle to certify our press releases through the adoption of the ContentSign solution."

Vivendi is a global leader in culture, entertainment, media, and communications. They adopted ContentSign to authenticate press releases and corporate documents, ensuring integrity and verifiability for any recipient without special software.
Fabien Aufrechter · VP, Vivendi · First enterprise ContentSign deployment · 2024

#1

First enterprise ContentSign customer

PDF

Press releases and corporate documents signed and verified

C2PA

Open standard. Any recipient can verify without Nodle software

2024

Live deployment. Production, not pilot
Product specifications

At a glance

Product
ContentSign · Content signing and verification for business-critical documents and media
Function
Applies a cryptographic certificate to any document, image, or video, binding signer identity, timestamp, and content hash into a tamper-evident C2PA manifest
Standard
C2PA · Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity. Open specification, not proprietary
How it works
Computes a SHA-256 hash, binds signer identity and timestamp, writes a C2PA manifest into or alongside the file. The fingerprint is anchored on the Nodle Chain as an immutable proof record
Fraud prevented
Invoice fraud · Deepfaked approvals · Forged contracts · Manipulated media · Impersonation
Supported content
Invoices · Contracts · PDFs · JPEG · PNG · MP4 · Audio · DOCX
C2PA compatibility
Works with any C2PA-compatible tool. Adobe, Microsoft, and others already support C2PA in their products
Signing
Tamper-evident signature applied at point of creation or approval. Any subsequent modification is detectable
Verification
Any recipient can verify authenticity against the C2PA record. No special software required for verification
Integration
Cloud API · Mobile SDK (iOS, Android, Linux) · On-premise option. Fits existing approval, DMS, and ERP workflows
Proof anchoring
Content fingerprint anchored on the Nodle Chain. The proof record is immutable and survives independently of the file
Data ownership
Customer retains full data ownership. Only the cryptographic fingerprint goes on-chain — content stays with the customer
Deployment
Software layer. No hardware to install, no infrastructure to provision
Cost model
No per-document subscription at asset level. Priced at platform level
Compliance and standards

Built on an open standard

ContentSign implements C2PA, an open industry standard. Your signed content is not locked to Nodle. Any C2PA-compatible tool can verify it, now and in the future — and the fingerprint anchored on the Nodle Chain gives you an immutable proof record that outlives the file itself.
C2PA compliant
Open standard · not proprietary
Anchored on Nodle Chain
Only fingerprints on-chain
Customer data ownership
API-first integration
No hardware required
Adobe compatible
Microsoft compatible
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