Proof is a B2B identity-assured transaction platform that provides remote online notarization (RON), identity verification, and eSignature while generating auditable, tamper-evident and cryptographically verifiable transaction evidence.
Published Oct 21, 2026
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Proof is a B2B identity-assured transaction platform focused on high-trust workflows—primarily remote online notarization (RON), identity verification, and eSignature—with an emphasis on producing auditable and cryptographically verifiable evidence for transactions where fraud, repudiation ("that wasn’t me"), or forgery risk is material. Proof also uses the Notarize on-demand notary network as a core part of its offering.
The vendor presents its positioning as broader than online notarization, describing an "identity authorization network" and cryptographic evidence intended to mitigate risks such as AI impersonation/deepfakes and to strengthen non-repudiation for digital agreements. These vendor claims are directionally plausible but are not always backed by independent, public technical validation in the materials reviewed.
Proof positions itself as a trust/identity layer for authorization events across the customer lifecycle (for example, onboarding, credit applications, power-of-attorney, and password resets with identity checks).