Ecosystem

The Notareum Ecosystem

A growing network of chains, wallets, exchanges, and applications building on verified resource sharing.

12+
Chains Supported
6
Resource Types
3
Verification Levels
6
SDK Platforms
Multi-Chain

Chain-agnostic by design

EVM Chains

EthereumPolygonArbitrumOptimismBaseBNB ChainAvalancheFantomzkSyncLinea

Non-EVM

BitcoinSolanaCosmos (IBC)Tron

Coming Soon

SuiAptosNearPolkadot
Integrations

Built for every platform

Wallets

Any wallet that implements the Notareum SDK can create, receive, and verify .nota files. Users see verification badges and metadata before confirming transactions.

Real-World Use Cases

Notareum in action

From everyday transactions to enterprise operations, the .nota format brings verification and human readability to every interaction with a blockchain.

Secure Payroll

A DAO treasurer creates .nota files for each contributor's wallet. Verified addresses with human-readable names eliminate the risk of sending funds to the wrong address during bulk payroll.

NFT Provenance

An artist signs their collection contract as a .nota file and shares it on social media. Collectors verify the contract is authentic before minting, preventing fake collection scams.

Cross-Chain Bridging

A user creates a .nota file containing their addresses on Ethereum and Solana. The bridge protocol reads both addresses from a single file, reducing errors in cross-chain transfers.

Institutional Custody

A fund manager shares .nota files with institutional-level verification (KYC-linked) with auditors and regulators. Each file contains the wallet address, verification proof, and compliance metadata.

01
Send your address as a verifiable .nota file instead of a raw hex string. The recipient sees your name, chain, and verification status before sending.
Sharing Wallet Addresses
02
Create a payment request with amount, currency, and recipient verification baked in. Like a QR code, but portable, verifiable, and tamper-proof.
Payment Requests
03
Get a cryptographic receipt for every transaction. Shareable, verifiable, and permanently yours. Proof of payment that actually means something.
Transaction Receipts
04
Send payment instructions to family abroad with built-in verification. No more "did I use the right address?" No more hoping the money arrives.
Cross-Border Remittance
05
Accept crypto with a verified .nota payment page. Customers see they are paying the right merchant, not a phishing clone with a similar URL.
Merchant Checkout
06
Pay employees in crypto with verifiable .nota payslips showing employer identity, amount, chain, and timestamp. Auditable and portable.
Salary and Payroll
07
Share NFT ownership and provenance as .nota files. Provable, portable, and immune to marketplace shutdowns or metadata link rot.
NFT Certificates
08
Share decentralized storage links as verified .nota files. Cryptographic proof that the CID or transaction ID points to exactly what it claims.
IPFS and Arweave Sharing
09
Share transaction proposals with all signers as .nota files. Every signer verifies the same payload, the same destination, the same terms.
Multi-sig Coordination
10
Export transaction history as .nota files for tax reporting. Cryptographically provable cost basis that auditors can independently verify.
Tax Documentation
11
Distribute verifiable smart contract ABIs, deployment addresses, and configuration across teams without relying on centralized registries.
Developer Tooling
12
Immutable document custody and automated settlement for holding company transactions via .nota-wrapped cryptographic files.
Enterprise Legal
13
Cross-chain verifiable supply chain manifests protecting the integrity of logistics, certifications, and provenance data.
Supply Chain
14
Issue verifiable credentials wrapped in .nota format for instant identity verification on any supported network or application.
DID and Identity
15
Package proposals, vote receipts, and treasury reports as .nota files. Transparent governance artifacts that any member can verify.
DAO Governance
16
Submit on-chain insurance claims with .nota-wrapped evidence: transaction records, timestamps, and cryptographic proof of loss.
Insurance Claims