Pin the loss to a leg of the route
Signed handoffs with seal number and condition at every transfer show exactly where the problem started.
For shippers, freight forwarders and marine cargo insurers
A container passes through six or more hands between origin and destination. When the cargo arrives damaged, spoiled or short, every party says it was fine when they had it, and the shipper or its insurer usually ends up paying.
Each party signs the container's seal number and condition when it takes it. The first signed "damaged" shows exactly which leg the loss belongs to.
Cargo claims turn into weeks of emails, surveys and competing paperwork. Reefer spoilage is the worst case: the container's temperature log exists, but nobody can prove whose watch it happened on. Claims that cannot be pinned on anyone are paid by the shipper or its insurer, or not at all.
Signed handoffs with seal number and condition at every transfer show exactly where the problem started.
Container temperature logs are tied to whoever held the box, using the same engine that already works for pharma.
Insurers get one evidence file they can check themselves, instead of rebuilding the voyage from each party's records.
No call needed. Sign and check free in your browser, or run a paid service on the spot. For a paid service you see the price first and are charged only when the result is delivered; the signed result is yours to download and check.
Sign a container's handoffs, reefer logs and vessel reports, and check where a loss happened.
Free. Keys and files stay on your device.
Open the appUpload the container file every party signed in the free app, with the reefer logs, and get a signed result: where the loss happened and who is liable.
$4 per container
Do it nowA signed split of the loss among the parties at fault, within their liability caps.
$150 per claim
Do it nowEvery verified result for one claim in a single file an adjuster can check offline.
$50 per package
Do it nowAlready have a BSVKey result file? Check that it is genuine, no account needed.
Free in your browser: each party signs with its own key, the container file travels with the box, and anyone can check it. For a result signed by BSVKey and a loss split, run the paid check.
Each party signs a small record at the moment it takes responsibility. The records chain together, so a missing, edited or forged one is caught.
| Record | Signed by | Says |
|---|---|---|
| maritime.handoff/1 | the receiving party | received this container, seal number and condition, from that party |
| maritime.leg/1 | the party holding it | reefer logger fingerprint, excursions and gaps for its time (the pharma engine) |
| maritime.voyage/1 | the vessel | custody for everything aboard, signed once per satellite contact |
All records use canonical JSON, a SHA-256 fingerprint and an Ed25519 signature, the same primitives proven in our space custody work.
A refrigerated container, 0 to 4 C, 120-minute budget, seven parties from grower to importer Vessel reports: 43 satellite contacts, one signature each over all 1,800 boxes aboard Verified from the raw reefer CSV and the vessel's reports: PASS excursion terminal-dest 150 min, peak 8.6 C logger gap trucker-dest 45 min contact blackout vessel 30 h without contact (no fault) 195 of 120 minutes allowed: outturn "claim" Liable: terminal-dest 76.9%, trucker-dest 23.1% of spoilage minutes Container aboard at contact 10: true Packing-list line 8 in this container: true Tampering: terminal deletes its warm rows from the reefer export caught terminal re-signs a clean leg for itself caught terminal withholds its leg entirely no gain, still liable vessel rewrites a contact report afterwards caught terminal re-signs its handoff with a different seal caught packing list swapped at the destination terminal caught importer's outturn forged, or names the wrong party caught
The vessel's 30 hours out of contact is recorded but is nobody's fault: the reefer log covers it. The unplugged reefer at the destination terminal is what turned the box into a claim.
Send us the records from one loss that went wrong. We will show you what the evidence says.
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