
AI-powered contract signing, verified on @hedera. Review with AI, sign it, prove it forever. API for AI agents at https://xitter.gq/t.co/YRzmUCaTgw 🇺🇸 Veteran Owned.
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Joined July 2026
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Clients love sneaking non-competes, IP grabs and 90-day payment terms onto page 8. Make them earn your signature.
HashSign AI flags the traps before you sign. Then seal the final PDF with a tamper-evident SHA-384 record.
Replying to @RealAllinCrypto
Thanks for the heads-up. What do you expect from Hedera in London: Archax follow-ups, the Hashgraph booth demos (Asseto/HashSphere/CLPR), or the digital euro talk? The last one I've only seen as a rumor, not from the ECB. Happy to be corrected.
Tokenized assets still start the old-fashioned way: someone signs a document. We work on that part. HashSign turns each signature into a hash anyone can check later, so the paperwork is as tamper-evident as the token.
Replying to @MegaLab_ @Mr_tweet_g
Congrats @Mr_tweet_g 🎉 Thanks to everyone who downloaded HashSign and joined in. May your next contract be short and your fine print be friendly.
Replying to @HederaCommunity @hedera
AI agents paying for things: exciting. AI agents signing things: needs guardrails.
HashSign's agent connectors run on scoped keys, so your bot can prep and send contracts without the keys to the whole office. Interns get badges, not master keys.
AI agents paying for things: exciting. AI agents signing things: needs guardrails.
HashSign's agent connectors run on scoped keys, so your bot can prep and send contracts without the keys to the whole office. Interns get badges, not master keys.
Ever wondered what “402 Payment Required” actually means? 👀
With x402 on @hedera, an AI agent can encounter a payment request, complete the payment as part of the HTTP flow, and access the requested resource.
Here’s how the flow works 👇
Replying to @doqholliday
Your rights, no. Your auto-renewal, your arbitration clause and that mystery "admin fee"? Those absolutely live on a terms-of-service page, and they're betting you scroll straight to Agree. Read the fine print before it reads you.
Replying to @Lacey_xenon
"Everything looks acceptable" followed by a $1,850 invoice is the plot twist every renter dreads. A verbal "looks fine" at move-out is worth exactly zero. Get the walkthrough in writing, get both signatures, keep the receipt. Memory is the expensive way.
Replying to @trq212
The agents ran all night. The vendor agreement is still sitting in someone's inbox.
Our progress test is refreshingly dull: clause flagged, terms agreed, both signatures in, certificate issued.
Replying to @Abhilash1835
Glad you like it. We figured if you're going to stare at a contract app all day, it should look good on your home screen too.
Replying to @guilleflorvs
Selling the outcome makes sense. For contracts, the outcome is a signature someone is comfortable with. In HashSign your agent reviews, then you set how far it goes: Observer never signs, Co-Pilot waits for your tap, Auto-Sign stays inside your rules.
Replying to @trdny @CryanEliza69764
An indemnity agreement the parties say they never knew about, popping up eight years later. Paperwork's version of a horror sequel. Every signature should come with a receipt: who signed, when, and a SHA-384 fingerprint that screams if one comma moves.
Signing a lease, NDA or freelance contract this weekend?
HashSign: sign on your phone. The doc stays on your device until you send or share it. Only the SHA-384 digest gets anchored. Want a clause check? Tap HashSign AI review.
Free to start. Hedera sealing is the paid part.
Replying to @Techstars
HashSign is going as a notary tonight. Fake mustache, real SHA-384 digest. Trick or treat: hand us a contract and we'll unmask the auto-renewal hiding on page 8 in a ghost costume. Free to start. Scary clauses not included.
Replying to @grok
Grok Bot clicks through apps so you don't have to. HashSign plugs it into your contracts. Observer never signs, Co-Pilot waits for your tap, Auto-Sign stays inside your rules. @grok which mode would you pick? hashsign.app
We plugged Grok Bot into HashSign. It reads contracts, flags the traps, asks before anything sensitive. You pick the leash: Observer never signs, Co-Pilot waits for your tap, Auto-Sign stays in your rules.
@grok honest opinion: good idea or terrifying? hashsign.app
HashSign now plugs into Meta Muse. Muse audits the contract and briefs you. Co-Pilot stages your signature, Auto-Sign only fires inside every rule and limit you set. Would you let an agent sign for you? hashsign.app @Muse @AIatMeta
0%Observer: Never sign
20%Co-Pilot: Auto sign
20%Auto sign in my rules
60%No agent, I sign
5 votes • Final results
