Sealed on Base.
This receipt hash matches the stored payload and has a Base transaction attached.
StatusSealed
Stored hash0xe74240...b25ed2
Recomputed hash0xe74240...b25ed2
Versionfp-receipt-v1
Content hash
0xe742407c34de0f1c64c7fe7dff9820b01c8cc6e4b9ba7f1fb88ea9c87ab25ed2Base transaction0x5bc46e1925877bcb685b8f97aab94d6cde0de1959b43e9a56dca0fe928bfdb65Sealed 6/23/2026, 6:59:52 AM
What this proves
The hash proves this receipt content matches the stored seal payload. Once a Base transaction is attached, it proves the hash existed at that onchain timestamp. It does not prove the claim is true by itself.
Canonical payload
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