Time stamps creating strong legal evidence

Strong evidence for data authentication

About our Company and our evolution to strong legal evidence for data authentication

At Digistamp, we’re proud that since our founding in 1998 we’ve grown into the Time Stamp Authority operating today.
Our customers include financial, insurance, healthcare and science research organizations. They use Digistamp to verify regulatory compliance, manage liability risks, and record possession of intellectual property.

Digistamp’s focus on the customer has generated six years of growth in an emerging market. Our success reflects our commitment to :

		Enhanced security to create legal evidence
		Reliable hardware using the accepted standards for a Time Stamp Authority
		High customer service rating
		Multiple platforms supported (Mac, Windows, Linux, Adobe Acrobat)
		Lowest price

Ensuring strong legal evidence for our customers remains our bedrock service. We provide the tools to prove the authenticity and integrity of electronic records. By the end of 2003, DigiStamp had created more than 1 million time stamps for customers. Not a single Digistamp time stamp has ever been successfully challenged.

In 2005, we commissioned and completed an external audit so that our timestamp meets the highest standards of strong legal evidence for authenticating computer data.

Every year, we’ve been able to lower prices—for a total reduction of over ninety percent. In 1999, customers correctly saw a $5 time stamp as a good value. Today, we provide an even more technically bullet-proof product for forty cents or less.

We’re proud that state and federal agencies, as well as foreign governments, have sought our advice and our products. From the Supreme Court of Ohio to the State of Washington to the national government of Mexico, we’re recognized as reliable experts who offer sound thinking as well as a fine product.

Please contact us with your questions and feedback. It is best to use email.

			Click here to use our Feedback Form, or:
			Customer Support is Christine Casady (support@DigiStamp.com)
			Lead Developer is Rick Borgers (Rick.Borgers@DigiStamp.com)
			Business Development is Conrad Deeter (sales@DigiStamp.com)

Our Skype user ID is: DigiStamp

Phone: 1-214-377-0378
We prefer that you use email support@DigiStamp.com.

DigiStamp operates the Internet service from two locations, Dallas and Chicago. The geographic separation has allowed us to provide 24 x 365 reliable operations. Access time stamp server systems by configuring your client software to TSA1.digistamp.com or TSA2.digistamp.com (details here).

Mailing address:
DigiStamp, Inc.
4635 Travis St Ste 911
Dallas, TX 75205 USA

Take a tour of the site. Enjoy the service. We appreciate your feedback.


	4000 BC Cylinder Sears are used in Mesopotamia to stamp commerce transactions.

	1700 AD 1700’s Tort law and the traditional notary is defined.

	1977 Digital Signature technology is invented.

	March 1998 e-TimeStamp releases the web-based security service for time stamps.

	January 1999 Article in NYTimes describes business of timestamps June 1999 An agreement is made with IBM to customize their secure hardware.

	March 2000 DigiStamp’s first release of the web-based security service using certified hardware. April 2000 Digistamp Series A stock sold in 3 months.

	June 2000 Legislation is passed to support the legal standing of Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act, e-SIGN

	August 2001 The IETF, an international standards body, publishes a RFC3161 standard for time stamps that will be used by DigiStamp.

	August 2002 DigiStamp has distributors in France and Australia

	December 2002 Growing customer base turns the company profitable

	July 2003 Hit 1 million mark for customer time stamps provided

	March 2004 The USPS EPM service releases a competing time stamp service. Search for Digistamp in the news with these government agencies here

	August 2005 Perform an external audit to complete our independent chain-of-evidence advantages

	July 2008 Our enterprise gateway tool installed in several large corporations as digital signatures become more common.

	April 2010 PDF files are becoming a common format for paperless workflow. Provide a toolkit to help users sign and time stamp PDF files.