Documents & flyers
Product flyers, technical briefs, and our research on how courts treat blockchain evidence — everything you need to evaluate Bernstein and make the case internally.
Download the resources below to learn how Bernstein anchors your files to the Bitcoin blockchain and Qualified Timestamp Authorities, how the platform integrates with your existing tools, and why blockchain-anchored proof stands up in court.
Available documents
Open resources download instantly; the research paper is available on request.
Every document here is technical and independently verifiable — the actual evidence behind Bernstein, not marketing claims.
Blockchain Evidence in Court — Research Paper An in-depth survey of how courts across dozens of jurisdictions treat blockchain-anchored timestamps as evidence, with landmark rulings and the legal frameworks that make Bernstein certificates admissible. | Download PDF | |
Bitcoin Certification Protocol A technical overview of how Bernstein fingerprints your files and anchors them to the Bitcoin blockchain to create tamper-evident, independently verifiable proof of existence and integrity. | Download PDF | |
SSO with OpenID Connect How to connect Bernstein to your identity provider using OpenID Connect for single sign-on, centralised access control, and streamlined onboarding across your organisation. | Download PDF | |
Trusted Timestamping An explanation of how Bernstein combines Bitcoin anchoring with EU and Chinese Qualified Timestamp Authorities to give each certificate a legally recognised, precise point in time. | Download PDF | |
Press Kit Company background, logos, product screenshots, and key facts about Bernstein for journalists, analysts, and partners covering blockchain IP protection. | Download PDF |
Questions about these resources
Yes. Every document here — the flyers, the technical briefs, and the blockchain-evidence research paper — downloads instantly, at no cost, with no sign-up and no email required.
Yes. These resources are made to be circulated — forward them to colleagues, attach them to an internal memo, or bring them into a legal or procurement review. That is exactly what they are for.
The research paper surveys how courts across many jurisdictions treat blockchain-anchored timestamps, including landmark rulings and the legal frameworks behind them. It describes how courts have assessed such evidence; it is not legal advice, and no certificate guarantees the outcome of any particular case.