Frequently Asked Questions

Memora links your documents to trusted on-chain attestations on the Canton Network, giving you a verifiable, privacy-first foundation for automation and document integrity.

Memora hashes your documents and anchors that metadata to the Canton Network, creating a tamper-evident attestation that supports automation, workflows, and auditability.

Memora provides an easy way to prove your documents are authentic and unchanged. It creates a private, on-chain attestation that strengthens trust, streamlines approvals, and enables automated steps across your business processes.

No. Memora is designed to be simple and familiar. The Canton Network ledger is used behind the scenes to provide verifiable attestations without requiring technical knowledge.

• Once you complete the onboarding agreements, a credential will be issued in Cantara to the partyID you provide.
• Memora Lite: You will receive an API key to interact with the Memora Lite API.
• Memora: You will receive the Memora .DAR package to install on your node.

Documents are stored in a secure off-chain database, and each file is fully encrypted before it enters storage. Proof-of-Storage checks are performed to ensure the encrypted files still exist and remain intact.

Memora supports all standard file types including PDFs, documents, spreadsheets, and images. Memora Lite supports text-only uploads with size limits.

Many workflows force a choice between risky off-chain document handling and expensive, complicated tokenization. Memora introduces a third option with lightweight immutable attestations that keep processes simple, verifiable, and cost-effective.

Yes. Memora automatically hashes and anchors executed documents from supported eSignature platforms without requiring changes to your existing business processes or tools. Contracts that are executed through eSignature platforms have their metadata automatically mapped to Memora smart contracts stamped on-chain.

Currently, DocuSign is supported. Please reach out if you have an immediate need for integration with other eSignature platforms.

Yes. Memora provides full API access so you can embed document stamping directly into your own workflows and applications.

After your credential is issued in Cantara, the subscription fee will be charged in Canton Coin at the current on-chain price. The total subscription cost is locked up front and deducted over the subscription period. If you cancel early, any unused locked Canton Coin will be returned to your partyID.

Yes. If you cancel before your subscription period ends, any remaining locked Canton Coin will be returned to your partyID. Please review the Terms of Use for additional details on cancellation.

No. Reward share is not guaranteed. Application rewards fluctuate significantly, so no specific amount can be promised.

You receive a percentage of the Canton Network application rewards generated by your activity. Actual amounts vary based on network conditions and the networks reward cycle.

Yes. Documents are encrypted before being stored in secure, permissioned off-chain storage, and any metadata you choose to anchor on-chain is fully user-configurable. Canton's native DAML-based privacy model ensures the smart contracts processing these attestations remain permissioned and visible only to the parties you authorize.

A document hash is a cryptographic fingerprint that verifies the integrity of your file without exposing its contents. It represents a precise snapshot of the document, and any change, even a single character, produces a completely different hash that makes tampering easy to detect.

No. A hash cannot be reversed to reveal any information about the original document.

Canton is an L1 privacy-enabled blockchain designed for regulated financial workflows, enabling private attestations and deterministic automation.

Canton provides strong privacy controls, permissioning, and secure automation that traditional blockchains cannot provide for enterprise-grade document workflows.

Memora enables automation by giving your systems a reliable signal that a document is present and in the correct state. When a workflow or atomic action depends on verified documentation, Memora provides the attestation that allows the next step to execute automatically.