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Each pay cycle, the company that pays you can issue a payslip. It is end-to-end encrypted so only you can read it, and anchored on-chain so you can prove it is genuine and unaltered. You open it, your device decrypts it, and you verify it against the anchor in one click.

What you see

Your payslips appear as a list, one per cycle, newest first. Each row shows the cycle, the company, and a verification badge that confirms the document matches its on-chain anchor. Open a row to read the decrypted payslip and download it.

Using your payslips

Open a payslip

Pick a cycle from your payslip list. Your device fetches the encrypted document, which no one else can read.

Your device decrypts it locally

Your browser decrypts the payslip with your key, on your device. The contents are never exposed to Confiroll or to anyone else.

Verify it against the anchor

Confiroll recomputes the payslip’s fingerprint and checks it against the anchor recorded on-chain. A match confirms the document is genuine and has not been altered since it was issued.

Download it for your records

Save the decrypted payslip for your own files, taxes, or reconciliation. You keep your own copy, and you can re-verify it against the anchor any time.

What is private and what is on-chain

The payslip contents are end-to-end encrypted to your key, so only you can read them. Only a fingerprint (a hash of the document) is anchored on-chain, never the contents and never the amount. Anchoring a cycle records one root for the whole run, so verification works the same whether the company paid three people or three hundred. The public part proves the document is authentic without revealing anything inside it.

Frequently asked questions

Only you. The document is encrypted to your key and decrypted on your device. Confiroll cannot read it, other contractors cannot read it, and the on-chain anchor holds only a fingerprint, never the contents or the amount.
Your device recomputes the fingerprint of the payslip you are holding and compares it to the fingerprint anchored on-chain for that cycle. If they match, the document is exactly what the company issued. If someone changed a single character, the fingerprints would not match and verification would fail.
Payslips appear once the company anchors a cycle, so a very recent cycle may not have one yet. Older payslips stay in your list and remain verifiable against their anchor. If you expect a payslip that is not there, ask the company that pays you to confirm the cycle was issued.