Does the signed settlement file leave my device or the mediator's device?

No. ProofSnap computes the SHA-256 hash locally in the browser. Only the 32-byte hash is sent to the timestamp providers (Disig QTSP for eIDAS, OpenTimestamps calendars for Bitcoin). The executed settlement PDF, DOCX or scanned wet-ink original never uploads — essential for confidential settlements (most are) and for protecting party trade secrets, financial terms or NDA-protected language.

How does this defeat a 'motion to set aside — I signed a different draft' challenge?

Your timestamped ZIP proves the exact contents of the executed document at the moment of mediation closing. Under eIDAS Art. 41(2), the qualified timestamp carries a legal presumption of accuracy across all 27 EU member states — the opposing party must rebut, not you. Under US FRE 902(13)/(14), the cryptographic record is self-authenticating without expert testimony at the motion hearing. The standard for setting aside a settlement is already high (limited to fraud, duress, mutual mistake or mediator misconduct); when you can produce a court-admissible original-version proof in 30 seconds, the 'different draft' theory collapses on its face.

What if a motion to set aside was already filed and we did not certify at the time?

Honest answer: ProofSnap is prevention-grade evidence at execution. Retroactively certifying a now-disputed PDF has no defensive effect because the qualified timestamp would post-date the dispute — the court would see a timestamp from after the motion was filed, which proves nothing about what was signed at mediation. For the current motion you are responding to, you will rely on the standard evidence pack: counsel declarations, email threads, the file copy retained by the mediator, witness testimony of counsel present at signing, and the limited grounds for set-aside doctrine (fraud, duress, mutual mistake, mediator misconduct — all high bars). Going forward: certify every executed settlement at the moment of mediation closing using the Mediation-day kit above. The next motion to set aside will fail on its face.

Is this admissible under FRE 408 (Compromise Offers and Negotiations)?

Yes. FRE 408 bars evidence of settlement offers or negotiations to prove or disprove the validity or amount of a disputed claim. However, the executed settlement itself is admissible for a different purpose: establishing the existence and terms of the binding agreement, including in a motion to enforce or a motion to set aside. The ProofSnap ZIP proves what was executed, not what was offered or negotiated — therefore outside the FRE 408 exclusion. Consult your jurisdiction's counsel for specific evidentiary posture.

Does this work for wet-ink signed settlements scanned to PDF after mediation?

Yes. Mediator best practice (per JAMS, IMI, ADR Center): wet-ink signatures at end of mediation, then scan to PDF. ProofSnap takes the scanned PDF and computes SHA-256 on the file as-is — the timestamp is on the scanned executed copy, which is the operative legal document. Equally works for fully electronic DocuSign / Adobe Sign signed PDFs downloaded after both parties countersign. Up to 100 MB per file.

How much does it cost — pay-per-mediation or subscription?

Mediators and solo lawyers typically choose pay-per-mediation: eIDAS SnapPack 1 ($6.99 / single mediation) or eIDAS SnapPack 5 ($24.99 = $5 per mediation, most chosen; covers a quarter of typical solo practice). Credits valid 12 months, no subscription, no auto-renewal. Active mediator practice or law firm: Professional $16.99/month (15 file certifications + add eIDAS SnapPack as needed) or Company $18.99/seat/month (minimum 2 seats, unlimited file certifications + 5 eIDAS/seat/month + admin dashboard for firm rollout). 7-day trial requires a credit card.

Is the executed settlement file embedded in the ZIP?

Yes. The executed settlement PDF is embedded in the 10-file evidence ZIP by default. Courts and opposing counsel need both the cryptographic proof (hash + timestamp + signature) and the document itself to verify the binding. For confidentiality-sensitive cases, you can choose to share only the certificate package without the embedded PDF to specific parties — but for the motion-hearing exhibit, the full ZIP is the unambiguous record.

Does this work for EU mediations under the EU Mediation Directive?

Yes. The Disig eIDAS qualified timestamp is recognised in all 27 EU member states under Reg 910/2014 Art. 41(3) and carries the legal presumption of accuracy under Art. 41(2). UK retained eIDAS post-Brexit maintains the same presumption. The European Commission for the Efficiency of Justice (CEPEJ) has accepted the IMI Qualified Mediator Training Program as the minimum European standard, and qualified timestamps issued by EU Trusted List QTSPs are the highest evidentiary tier under EU law for proving document execution at a specific time.

Which Qualified Trust Service Provider issues the timestamp?

Disig a.s. — a Qualified Trust Service Provider listed on the EU Trusted List, providing qualified electronic time-stamp services under Regulation (EU) No 910/2014 (eIDAS), compliant with ETSI EN 319 421 and ETSI EN 319 422. Disig timestamps are recognised in all 27 EU member states under Art. 41(3) and carry the legal presumption of accuracy under Art. 41(2).

Is ProofSnap a mediator, law firm or notary?

No. ProofSnap is a Chrome extension that produces cryptographic evidence packages. The legal weight comes from the underlying technology (eIDAS qualified timestamp, Bitcoin OpenTimestamps, RSA-4096 signature, ISO/IEC 27037 chain of custody), not from ProofSnap as an attesting party. For mediation services, consult an IMI Certified Mediator or local ADR body. For legal advice on a specific settlement dispute, consult a qualified lawyer in your jurisdiction.

What if we leave ProofSnap — can we still verify the archived ZIP at the motion hearing?

Yes. No vendor lock-in. Every evidence ZIP is independently verifiable using two open standards: the Bitcoin OpenTimestamps proof (verifiable with the free OpenTimestamps CLI or any open-source implementation in Python, JavaScript, Java) and the Disig eIDAS qualified timestamp response (RFC 3161, verifiable using any standard X.509 PKI library against Disig's public certificate chain on the EU Trusted List). The free ProofSnap Trust Verifier is the convenience path; the integrity of your archive does not depend on ProofSnap remaining in business. Settlement records routinely outlast both party counsel and software vendors — this matters.

For mediators, solo plaintiff & defense lawyers, family + employment + PI

Defeat the “different draft” motion in 30 seconds. Cryptographically seal every mediated settlement at execution. From $6.99, no subscription.

The mediation is over. Both parties signed. Six weeks later opposing counsel files a motion to set aside, claiming the other side signed a different draft. Without a timestamped sealed copy, it is word against word. With ProofSnap: hand the court the ZIP plus a URL, the qualified timestamp date proves what was actually executed, and the motion collapses on its face.

At close of mediation, drop the signed PDF (wet-ink scan or DocuSign/Adobe Sign) into ProofSnap File Certifier. SHA-256 computed locally; the file never uploads. Receive a 10-file court-admissible ZIP: Bitcoin OpenTimestamps (US FRE 901 + 902(13)/(14) self-authenticating; admissible under FRE 408 for executed terms) + optional Disig eIDAS qualified timestamp (Reg 910/2014 Art. 41(2) legal presumption across all 27 EU member states). Single mediation $6.99, five $24.99 ($5/each), no subscription.

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95%

PI lawsuits settle before trial

90%

EEOC cases settle before trial

Art. 41(2)

eIDAS legal presumption · 27 EU states

From $5

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Sources: Clio Personal Injury Law Statistics 2026 (95% PI before trial), EEOC enforcement data (90% before trial). Qualified timestamps issued by Disig a.s. — QTSP on the EU Trusted List · ETSI EN 319 421/422 compliant. Self-authenticating under US FRE 902(13)/(14); admissible alongside FRE 408 for proving executed settlement terms.

Quick answer

How do you prove which draft of the settlement was actually executed?

Certify the executed settlement at the close of mediation. Drop the scanned wet-ink PDF (or DocuSign / Adobe Sign downloaded copy) into the ProofSnap File Certifier sidebar — SHA-256 is computed locally, the file never uploads. Within 10 seconds you receive a court-admissible 10-file forensic ZIP, anchored to the Bitcoin blockchain via OpenTimestamps (always on) and optionally sealed with a Disig eIDAS qualified timestamp — Regulation (EU) No 910/2014 Article 41(2) legal presumption of accuracy across all 27 EU member states. Self-authenticating under US FRE 902(13) and 902(14), so no expert witness is needed at a motion hearing. Admissible alongside FRE 408 for proving the executed agreement’s terms (not the negotiation). If the opposing party later files a motion to set aside claiming a different draft was signed, you hand the court the ZIP plus the Trust Verifier URL — their challenge collapses on the face of the qualified timestamp date. Single mediation $6.99, five mediations $24.99 ($5 each). No subscription.

Mediation-day kit · 4 steps from close of mediation to sealed ZIP

Seal the agreement before the second-thought call

Mediator best practice (per JAMS, IMI, ADR Center): “record for signature immediately to prevent second thoughts from destroying a good agreement.” ProofSnap adds the cryptographic seal in the same 60 seconds.

Before the mediation day — buy SnapPack

Install ProofSnap Chrome extension. Buy eIDAS SnapPack 1 ($6.99) for a single mediation or eIDAS SnapPack 5 ($24.99 = $5/mediation) for a quarter. Credit card required at checkout; no subscription, no auto-renewal, credits valid 12 months.

At close of mediation — sign + scan (or e-sign) immediately

Per JAMS / IMI best practice: do not let parties leave before the final settlement is signed. Wet-ink original signed by all parties + counsel → scan to PDF (any office scanner, 10 seconds). Or use DocuSign / Adobe Sign for fully electronic execution. The scanned or e-signed PDF is the operative document.

Drop into File Certifier — 10 seconds, file never uploads

Open the ProofSnap sidebar. Drag the executed PDF in. Toggle eIDAS Qualified Timestamp ON (recommended for any mediation involving an EU party, cross-border dispute, or contract over $100K). SHA-256 computed locally; only the 32-byte hash leaves the device. ZIP lands in downloads folder.

Email the ZIP to all parties’ counsel + your mediator file

Before the parties leave the conference room: email the evidence ZIP to opposing counsel, plaintiff counsel and your own file. Each party has the cryptographic seal in hand within minutes of execution. If a motion to set aside arrives six weeks later, the answer is the same ZIP — opposing counsel verifies it themselves at getproofsnap.com/verify/index.html in 30 seconds, no ProofSnap account.

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Who should seal every settlement — and what they stop fearing

Five settlement-side professionals, five distinct "different draft" scenarios that a 30-second cryptographic seal kills outright.

IMI Certified Mediators & private mediators

Stop fearing the post-mediation phone call. 651 IMI Certified Mediators worldwide; thousands of private mediators across JAMS, AAA, IMI rosters. The JAMS / IMI best practice already says "record for signature immediately to prevent second thoughts" — ProofSnap adds the cryptographic seal in the same 60 seconds. When a party calls Monday morning claiming the Friday-evening signature was on a different draft, the answer is the email you sent them Friday night with the ZIP attached.

With ProofSnap: $5 per mediation via eIDAS SnapPack 5. One sealed copy per case, archived in your mediator file alongside the wet-ink originals. No subscription; SnapPack credits valid 12 months.

IMI Certified JAMS / AAA roster Per-case pricing

Family law solo — divorce + custody MSAs

Stop defending the wording of the Mediated Settlement Agreement against buyer's remorse. Under Texas Family Code § 6.602, an MSA is binding + irrevocable if it states non-revocability (bold/underlined/CAPS) + signed by each party + signed by counsel-if-represented. Florida Rule 1.730(b) (amended April 2025) requires signature by each party or their full-authority representative under Rule 1.720(c) — counsel signature requirement deleted by Florida Supreme Court. In re Lee, 411 S.W.3d 445 (Tex. 2013): trial court may not refuse judgment on statutorily compliant MSA. Standard for setting aside is high (fraud, duress, mutual mistake) but the most common attack is "I signed a different draft" — defeated by a qualified timestamp on the executed PDF.

With ProofSnap: seal the executed MSA before the parties leave the conference room. When the motion to set aside arrives 30–90 days later, your client’s position is preserved without expert testimony.

Texas Family Code § 6.602 Florida Rule 1.730(b) Buyer’s-remorse defense

Solo plaintiff PI & defense lawyers

Stop hand-typing settlement memos after the fact. ~95% of US personal injury lawsuits settle before trial (Clio Personal Injury Law Statistics 2026); average payout $52,900 across surveyed plaintiffs; federal court avg $75,000. Confidentiality clauses are standard. When the carrier’s back-office disputes the general release language, the structured settlement annuity terms, the Medicare set-aside (MSA) allocation, or the subrogation lien waiver six months later, the question is which version of the release was actually executed — ProofSnap’s timestamped ZIP is the irrefutable answer + ISO 27037 chain-of-custody record for the Form W-9 + 1099-MISC reporting trail.

With ProofSnap: seal each release at execution alongside the carrier’s payment terms. Solo PI lawyers running 20–50 settlements per year: SnapPack 10 ($49.99 = $5/case) covers an annual practice and pays for itself the first time a carrier disputes a subrogation lien waiver.

General release Structured settlement Medicare set-aside Subrogation lien waiver

Employment lawyers — EEOC, ADEA, state FEPAs

Stop arguing about the release language at the OWBPA window. ~90% of EEOC cases resolved before trial. ADEA waivers for employees over 40 must satisfy 29 U.S.C. § 626(f) (Older Workers Benefit Protection Act): plain language + specific reference to ADEA rights + 21-day consideration + 7-day revocation + advised in writing to consult counsel. State FEPAs add layers: California DFEH (FEHA settlements), New York DHR, Texas TWC, Illinois IDHR each have their own release-validity rules. When the former employee revokes within the 7-day window and re-emerges months later claiming a different release was signed, the timestamped sealed copy proves the actual executed version — admissible under FRE 408 for proving the agreement’s terms.

With ProofSnap: seal each EEOC settlement, ADEA waiver and state-FEPA release at execution. Defeats the 7-day revocation gamesmanship + state-FEPA “ambiguous release” challenges without expert testimony.

EEOC / OWBPA ADEA § 626(f) waiver State FEPAs (DFEH / DHR) FRE 408 admissible

Small-firm civil defense & commercial litigation

Stop being outspent on motion-to-enforce briefing. When opposing counsel files a motion to set aside on "different draft" or "mutual mistake" grounds, a small-firm defense lawyer typically spends 8–20 hours assembling file history, email threads and counsel declarations to prove which version was executed. Big-firm opposing counsel can outspend you on briefing. Common subject-matter use cases: antitrust private-action settlements (Sherman § 1, Clayton § 4 trebles), IP licensing settlements (Lanham Act trademark + Copyright Act royalty terms), UCC § 2-204 commercial-supply contract disputes, cross-border commercial settlements (EU/UK + US choice-of-law). A ProofSnap qualified-timestamp ZIP collapses the question on its face: court self-verifies in 30 seconds, motion denied without evidentiary hearing.

With ProofSnap: SnapPack 10 ($49.99 = $5/settlement) covers a small-firm annual practice. For firms with multiple settling attorneys or cross-border commercial volume: Company plan $18.99/seat/month (min 2 seats) gives unlimited file certifications + 5 eIDAS qualified timestamps per seat per month for EU-party settlements.

Antitrust private action IP licensing settlement UCC § 2-204 commercial Cross-border EU/UK + US Firm-wide Company plan

Adjacent ProofSnap use cases for legal professionals

If your practice also touches NDAs at deal close, freelance SOW disputes, vendor contract amendment audit trails, or court-admissible web capture of social media + news articles + counterfeit listings, four sibling Contract Vertical pages cover those workflows: NDA Version Proof → (founders, IP lawyers, M&A); Freelance Scope Creep Proof → (solo developers, designers, marketing consultants); Contract Amendment Audit Trail → (SMB Legal Ops, in-house counsel, SOX-driven CFOs); Page Vault Alternative → (court-admissible web capture, $4.99 vs $195/month). Same File Certifier (or page-capture) feature, same forensic ZIP, different per-use pricing.

From mediation-day signature to court-admissible ZIP in 10 seconds

Drop. Certify. Email to all parties + your file. No API integration, no SSO, no procurement security review — the timestamp happens client-side in the mediator’s or attorney’s browser.

Drop and Certify

At close of mediation

ProofSnap File Certifier panel: drop zone, eIDAS toggle, Certify File button

Open the File Certifier panel. Drag the scanned wet-ink PDF or DocuSign / Adobe Sign downloaded copy in (any file up to 100 MB). Toggle EU Qualified Timestamp (eIDAS) for cross-border mediations. Click Certify File.

Certificate ready — 10 seconds

SHA-256 + Bitcoin + Disig eIDAS

File certified: SHA-256 hash, Bitcoin pending, eIDAS Qualified (Disig), Download Certificate Package

SHA-256 computed in your browser; only the 32-byte hash leaves. Bitcoin OpenTimestamps anchored. Disig eIDAS qualified timestamp sealed. Click Download Certificate Package and email the ZIP to all parties’ counsel + the mediator file.

Court re-verifies in 30s

Judge · opposing counsel · court clerk

ProofSnap Trust Verifier: green 'File matches certificate' Match badge

At the motion hearing, opposing counsel and the judge drop the ZIP into the free Trust Verifier with the executed settlement → “File matches certificate” plus the qualified timestamp date. No ProofSnap account required.

What’s inside the evidence ZIP — 10 forensic files

manifest.json — evidence ID + SHA-256 hash

manifest.sig — RSA-4096 signature

publickey.pem — verifier public key

chain_of_custody.json — ISO 27037 custody record

forensic_log.json — hash-chain event log

provenance_certificate.pdf — human-readable certificate

manifest.json.ots — Bitcoin OpenTimestamps proof

manifest.json.tsr — eIDAS qualified TSR (RFC 3161)

eidas_validation.json — LTV validation data

[settlement].pdf — executed file (embedded)

No vendor lock-in. Settlement records routinely outlast both party counsel and software vendors. If ProofSnap disappeared tomorrow, your archive verifies against Bitcoin + Disig with open tools — OpenTimestamps CLI plus any X.509 PKI library against Disig’s certificate chain on the EU Trusted List.

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Two layers of proof. Three evidence rules.

Every ZIP anchored to Bitcoin on every plan. Add EU qualified timestamp for cross-border mediations where you want the burden of proof on the opposing party.

Layer 1 — Bitcoin OpenTimestamps

Included on every plan + SnapPack

SHA-256 hash anchored to Bitcoin via OpenTimestamps. Decentralised, tamper-evident. Once anchored, cannot be forged without breaking Bitcoin itself. Satisfies: US FRE 901 + FRE 902(13)/(14) self-authenticating (no expert witness needed at motion hearing). Admissible alongside FRE 408 for proving the executed agreement’s terms. Verifiable with open OpenTimestamps tools — no ProofSnap dependency for the long-tail.

Sufficient for: most US settlement enforcement, motion-to-set-aside defense, internal client file integrity.

Layer 2 — eIDAS qualified timestamp

From $6.99 single · $5 per mediation at 5+ volume

Disig a.s. (QTSP on the EU Trusted List) issues a qualified timestamp under RFC 3161 + ETSI EN 319 421. Adds eIDAS Art. 41(2) legal presumption of accuracy + integrity — burden of proof reverses, opposing party must rebut. Recognised in all 27 EU member states (Art. 41(3)) + UK retained eIDAS post-Brexit.

Required for: cross-border mediations (any EU party), high-value commercial settlements, anything you want presumed-accurate without expert testimony in EU courts.

US · FRE 408 + 902(13)/(14)

FRE 408 bars settlement negotiations as evidence of liability but allows the executed settlement to prove its own terms. FRE 902(13)/(14): cryptographic records self-authenticating without expert testimony — ZIP is your single-exhibit motion response.

State courts · MSA statutes

Texas Family Code § 6.602 + In re Lee, 411 S.W.3d 445 (Tex. 2013): MSA binding + irrevocable, trial court must enter judgment. Florida Rule 1.730(b) (April 2025 amend): signature by party or Rule 1.720(c) representative. Qualified timestamp evidences exact executed contents.

EU · eIDAS + 27 states

Reg 910/2014 Art. 41(2) legal presumption of accuracy; opposing party must rebut. Cross-border recognition Art. 41(3); UK retained eIDAS post-Brexit. Disig a.s. on the EU Trusted List, audited per ETSI EN 319 421/422.

ProofSnap is not a mediator, law firm or notary. Qualified timestamps are issued by Disig a.s. (QTSP on the EU Trusted List). Consult qualified counsel and your local ADR body for advice on your specific mediation and settlement-enforcement posture.

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Typical scenarios

Friday-evening mediation closed with wet-ink signatures by 18:45. I sealed the scanned PDF with ProofSnap and emailed the ZIP to both counsel before they left the parking garage. Monday morning, plaintiff’s spouse called my office in a panic, claiming a different draft was signed. I replied with a one-line email pointing back to Friday’s ZIP and the Trust Verifier URL. Total time on the issue: four minutes. The motion to set aside was never filed.

IMI Certified Mediator · family law — typical scenario

Opposing counsel filed a motion to set aside our Texas Family Code § 6.602 MSA 38 days after execution, claiming the financial-disclosure schedule had been altered. I attached the executed MSA ZIP to my response brief and noted the qualified-timestamp date. The court denied the motion at first hearing without an evidentiary phase. Saved my client approximately 12 billable hours that would have gone to assembling the file history. Cost: $5.

Family law solo · Dallas, TX — typical scenario

Six months after a $420K PI settlement closed, the carrier’s subrogation desk disputed the Medicare set-aside allocation in the executed release. At deposition I pulled up the ProofSnap Trust Verifier on my laptop, dropped the ZIP plus the executed release PDF, and the green “File matches certificate” appeared with the original timestamp date. The carrier paid the structured-settlement annuity on schedule the following week. Cost: $5 at settlement, saved at minimum 40 hours of file reconstruction.

Solo plaintiff PI lawyer · ~30 settlements/yr — typical scenario

These are typical use-case scenarios written by ProofSnap to illustrate fit, not customer testimonials.

vs DocuSign, Adobe Sign, Notary public, Wet-ink only

DocuSign and Adobe Sign prove who signed. A notary attests that someone signed. ProofSnap proves what was signed at exactly when. Complementary — not substitutes.

Feature	ProofSnap	DocuSign / Adobe Sign	Notary public	Wet-ink only
Tamper-evident timestamp on the executed file		Signature audit log	Notarial cert (separate)	No
eIDAS qualified timestamp included		Enterprise add-on	No (jurisdictional)	No
Self-authenticating in court (FRE 902)		Requires witness	Yes (per FRE 902(8))	Requires witness
File never uploaded to third party		No (cloud-hosted)	Notary sees content	Yes (paper only)
Time-to-seal at close of mediation	10 seconds	Already signed in flow	Requires notary visit	As fast as parties sign
Per-mediation cost	$5–$6.99	From $15/seat/mo subscription	~$25 + travel	$0 (but no integrity proof)

Comparison reflects publicly available 2026 pricing. DocuSign / Adobe Sign retain useful signature audit trails (who signed) but do not provide qualified-timestamp integrity on the file itself by default; ProofSnap sits alongside e-signature tools as the integrity layer. Notary remains useful for specific jurisdictional requirements (real-estate deeds, some immigration documents) but cannot scale to every mediation.

Frequently asked questions

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~95% of US PI lawsuits + ~90% of EEOC cases settle before trial. The leverage moment is execution, not trial. A $5 per-mediation qualified timestamp is the cheapest insurance against the most common motion-to-set-aside theory.

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