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What Is a Receive Address?
A receive address is the public address someone uses to send you a sealed Label 309 record. It is safe to share — unlike your private Identity Seed, which it can never reveal.
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How to Receive a Sealed Record
Share a receive address. Your client scans the public Label 309 feed and locally decrypts the records your keys can open — no server-side mailbox, no recipient list on chain.
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Confidential Disclosure Without Publishing the File
Sealed Label 309 records timestamp encrypted evidence on Cardano and deliver it to specific recipients, so the timeline is public while the plaintext stays confidential.
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Whistleblower Evidence: Timestamp It Without Publishing It
A sealed Label 309 record can timestamp encrypted evidence and deliver it to one chosen recipient — but it does not make you anonymous or replace legal and safety advice. Here is what it does and does not do.
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Verify a Recipient Before You Seal a File
A receive address is a public key, not a name. Before you seal a sensitive file, confirm the recipient's address through a trusted channel — encryption can work perfectly and still send to the wrong person.
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