What is Stampeet?

Stampeet is a secure and decentralized messaging platform built on top of the Polygon blockchain. The platform allows users to stamp their messages as either public or private.

Introduction

In the age of the internet, the need for secure and decentralized messaging platforms has become increasingly important. Existing messaging platforms often lack the security and privacy features necessary to protect users' personal information and communications. Stampeet is a new messaging platform that aims to solve this problem by providing a secure and decentralized way to stamp messages on the blockchain.

What is Stampeet?

Stampeet is a smart contract platform built on top of the Polygon blockchain that allows users to stamp their messages securely and transparently. By stamping a message on the blockchain, the message becomes immutable and tamper-proof. This ensures that the message cannot be altered or deleted, providing a high level of security and transparency.

Stampeet allows users to stamp their messages as either public or private. Public messages are visible to everyone on the blockchain, while private messages are encrypted and can only be decrypted by the recipient with their custom key. This ensures that private messages remain confidential and cannot be accessed by unauthorized parties.

Stampeet also provides users with the ability to edit their stamped messages, while ensuring that the entire message history is saved on the blockchain. Additionally, users can switch between public and private modes for different versions of the same message.

How does Stampeet work?

Stampeet is built on top of the Polygon blockchain, which is a high-performance blockchain that provides low transaction fees and fast confirmation times. The smart contract platform is designed to be user-friendly and accessible to users of all skill levels.

To stamp a message on Stampeet, a user simply needs to provide the message content and choose whether they want the message to be public or private. If the user chooses to stamp a private message, they will also need to provide a custom encryption key.

Once the message has been stamped on the blockchain, it becomes immutable and tamper-proof. Users can then edit their stamped messages or switch between public and private modes for different versions of the same message.

To retrieve a stamped message, a user simply needs to provide the message id and their custom decryption key (in the case of a private message). The smart contract will then return the message to the user.