SecureStamp is a trust layer that helps verify origin, channel and declared intent before a communication becomes an action.

Does it only work with email?

No. Email is one of the first surfaces, but SecureStamp is designed to verify origin, channel and declared intent across emails, domains, WhatsApp, Telegram, QR codes, links, official channels, internal systems and agents.

Does SecureStamp detect fraud?

SecureStamp does not claim to detect every fraud attempt. It helps reduce risk by checking registered origin, channel, technical signals and declared intent before action.

What does verified origin mean?

It means the origin is associated with a registered identity and validated through SecureStamp signals. It does not mean every requested action should automatically be executed.

Does SecureStamp read my emails?

Risk analysis can run locally on the device. Private message content does not need to leave the device to produce a trust signal.

Is it useful for companies?

Yes. Companies can register domains, emails, phones, bots and channels so customers, vendors, employees, systems and agents can recognize legitimate communications before replying, paying or sharing data.

How does this relate to AI agents and MCP?

SecureStamp is evolving toward trust checks for agents. The idea is that an agent can query trust signals before using tools, processing information, invoking APIs or executing sensitive actions. The technical specification lives on SecureStamp.org.

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We certify official-perimeter membership, not intent. On WhatsApp we cannot see who forwarded a message; we analyze the number/link.