Timestamping proved who changed what, and when

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How Blockchain Timestamping settled a costly building dispute

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A head contractor managing a multi-stage commercial build was facing frequent subcontractor disputes about when specific works were completed and whether weather delays were documented correctly. Paper logs and phone photos lacked trustworthy metadata — dates could be modified, and screenshots were inadmissible as definitive proof. During the progress claim review, the superintendent noticed discrepancies…

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To highlight what can happen when architectural design timestamping isn’t part of an architecture firm’s procedures, take the following example. An architectural firm submitted detailed design drawings and project specifications for a government tender. Weeks later, a competing firm’s proposal appeared to contain identical design features and dimensions, raising concerns that proprietary concepts had been…

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