When you sell that phone, car, or freelance gig, both parties sign a phone-verified, tamper-proof receipt in under 60 seconds. No more “he said, she said.”
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Every day, thousands of honest people lose money, time, and sleep over transactions they can't prove happened the way they remember.
Buyer disappears after pickup, then files a chargeback or accuses you of fraud. Without proof of the handover, you lose both ways.
Seller claims the item was perfect when sold. Now they want a refund or threaten to leave bad reviews. Your word against theirs.
Price suddenly changes. Items get swapped. Promises evaporate. Texts can be deleted. Screenshots can be edited. There is no neutral record.
There is a fast, simple solution to this. Both parties verify their phone, both sign the same receipt, and the record can't be edited. Done.
See how it worksThree steps. Under a minute. Done forever.
Enter the transaction details — what, for how much, with whom. Sign it. A unique QR code is generated.
They open the link — no account, no download. Enter their phone, get an SMS code, tap confirm. Real number, real person.
Both signatures are cryptographically bound. The receipt is tamper-proof and verifiable by anyone, anywhere.
This is the most common worry. Here's the honest answer: the other person doesn't need an account, doesn't download anything, and the whole thing takes 30 seconds on their phone.
If someone genuinely refuses to verify a $500 deal with their real phone number, that tells you something important — before you hand over the money or the item.
Anywhere strangers exchange money for something. If it's worth more than $20, it's worth a receipt.
Selling a phone, console, or furniture? Lock in the deal before they show up.
Meeting a stranger for cash? Add a layer of proof before money changes hands.
Designers, developers, photographers — get paid upfront with proof both sides agreed.
Private vehicle sales with cash. Document the transfer with two-party signatures.
Reselling a Taylor Swift ticket? Prove the buyer agreed to the price before sending.
Subletting a room or holding a deposit? Both parties sign so nobody can deny it later.
...and anywhere else two people need a paper trail without the actual paper.
Every receipt has a unique reference ID, transaction details, timestamps, and phone-verified signatures from both parties. Anyone with the reference ID can verify it's real.
Human-readable format: AUTH-XXXX-XXXX
Both parties verified via SMS. VoIP numbers blocked.
Standard cryptography. Same tech as your bank uses.
Every action timestamped. Nothing can be altered after signing.
Everyone has a phone. Not everyone has proof.
| Method | Both Signed | Phone Verified | Tamper-Proof | 3rd-Party Verifiable |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Verbal handshake | ||||
| Text message | ||||
| Screenshot of chat | ||||
| Email confirmation | ||||
| Hand-written receipt | ||||
| Authryn receipt |
Only an Authryn receipt checks every box. And it costs less than a stamp.
The same thing happens every day. Here's what it looks like with and without proof.
Buyer picks it up, pays, and leaves. A week later they claim they never received it and file a chargeback with their bank.
You have a text thread that can be screenshotted and edited. Your word against theirs. Bank sides with the buyer.
You pull up the Authryn receipt: their verified phone number, the agreed price, both signatures, and an exact timestamp. Dispute closed.
You finish the work. Client says they only agreed to pay $250 for the first phase, and the price you quoted was never final.
Email chains go back and forth. They dispute the invoice. You spend weeks chasing what you were owed.
The receipt shows exactly what was agreed at the start — amount, description, both phones verified. You get paid without a fight.
Three weeks after the sale, the buyer contacts you claiming the car had a hidden fault you knew about and is demanding a partial refund.
A handwritten note on paper gets dismissed. No proof of the condition described, no proof both parties agreed at that price.
The Authryn receipt records what was described and agreed by both parties at the exact time of sale. Both parties signed with their real phones.
Built for trust, transparency, and peace of mind.
Both parties sign the same record. Clear proof of what was agreed eliminates misunderstandings and protects everyone.
Phone verification ensures real people on both sides. VoIP and virtual numbers are blocked to maintain security.
Show buyers or sellers you're serious about transparency. Authenticated receipts signal professionalism and accountability.
Every action is timestamped. Both parties can verify the integrity of the record at any time using the reference ID.
Honest answers to the questions everyone asks before signing up.
Screenshots can be faked in 30 seconds with any photo editor. An Authryn receipt is phone-verified on both sides, cryptographically hashed with SHA-256, and stored on our servers with a unique reference ID. Anyone in the world can verify it's real — a screenshot can't do that.
Authryn is not a legal contract by itself, and we don't pretend to be. What we provide is strong evidence of agreement — both parties verified their phone via SMS, agreed to the same details, and digitally signed. That kind of proof holds up in small-claims court, with payment processors, and in disputes far better than a text message.
Then you have your answer before you hand over the item or the money. If someone won't put their real phone number on a $500 transaction, that's a red flag. Honest buyers and sellers have no problem with a 30-second verification.
Under 60 seconds. You enter the details, the other person scans the QR code or opens the link, both of you receive an SMS code, and you're done. Faster than writing a hand-signed receipt.
No. Your first receipt is completely free after you sign up — no credit card required. Try it on a real transaction, and only pay $0.50 per receipt after that. Failed receipts are refunded automatically.
Yes. Phone numbers are only used for verification and are masked on every public receipt (e.g. •••-•••-4521). We never sell, share, or advertise to your number, and we block VoIP / virtual numbers to keep things real.
No. We're not a payment processor, escrow service, or bank. You handle the actual payment however you normally do — cash, Zelle, Venmo, bank transfer. We just create the proof that both parties agreed to the transaction.
Yes. As long as both parties have a real mobile number that can receive SMS, Authryn works anywhere. Receipts support USD, EUR, GBP, CAD, AUD, TRY, AED, SAR, and more — with the currency symbol shown clearly on the receipt.
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Authryn is a small product built under SpendJot Ltd. We built it because we experienced firsthand how quickly a handshake deal can become a dispute when there's no real proof.
We are not a bank, not an escrow service, and not a payment processor. We don't touch your money. We create receipts that both parties genuinely agreed to — and that no one can alter after the fact.
We will never sell your phone number, advertise to you via SMS, or lock you into a subscription. You pay only when you use it, and your first one is on us.

Don't learn this lesson the expensive way. Create your first authenticated receipt — on us.
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