Verified identity before signature
Counterparties prove who they really are through ZADA decentralised identity — no impersonation on high-stakes referrals.
Micro-contracting & proof of work
Success-fee deals that hold up when the money is on the line.
Verbal finder's deals are where money disappears. DealProof puts the deal in writing in minutes, proves who signed it, logs every introduction as it happens, and gives you an evidence brief if it ever comes to a dispute.
Create your workspace
- • No account needed for the other party to sign
- • Identity verified before signature
- • Free during beta, then priced per active deal
Built for both sides of the deal
Paying for introductions?
You're a founder or company offering a success fee. Set the trigger, the percentage and the payout window, send one link, and see every introduction your partner makes — acknowledge the real ones, flag the pre-existing contacts.
Start a deal as ClientEarning from introductions?
You're a connector, local partner or finder. Propose the deal yourself, have the company sign it with verified identity, and log every intro so your fee is backed by a timestamped record.
Start a deal as IntroducerRoles are set per deal — the same account can pay on one deal and earn on another.
Background attested as an exhibit
They state their title, organisation and experience before signing. It is timestamped, fingerprinted and warranted accurate.
Two views, one agreement
A plain-English deal card anyone can read, backed by a formal legal wrapper generated from the same inputs.
Proof of work by email
Every deal gets its own CC address. Copy it on pitches and intros and the work logs itself into a shared ledger.
How a deal runs
- 01
Build in 5 steps
Who pays whom, deal type, if/then terms, safeguards, preview.
- 02
Send a magic link
They review the deal card and the full legal wrapper.
- 03
Verify and sign
Identity check, background attestation, then a verified signature.
- 04
Log the introductions
CC the deal inbox; acknowledge or dispute each intro.
What a deal looks like
Deal card · simple view
ACME Corp / Diego Fernández — Sales Lead Intro
Who
Diego Fernández (Buenos Aires) (Introducer) introduces business to ACME Corp (Yangon) (Client), who pays the success fee.
What
Qualified buyer introductions for ACME's enterprise software in Latin America.
Success trigger
If a customer introduced by Diego signs within 90 days
Success fee
5% of deal value · paid within 14 days of funds received · conversion window 90 days
Introductions
4 logged · 3 acknowledged · 1 disputed · 0 awaiting response
Safeguards
- Mutual NDA
- Pre-existing contacts excluded
- Professional background attestation required
Governing law: Singapore
Toggle to the legal wrapper anytime — same terms, formal language.
Start with one deal
Set up a workspace, send one success-fee agreement, and see the ledger fill up as the work happens.
Free during beta. Afterwards you pay per active deal, never per seat.