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So guys what is the differerence between you and those famous email site like gmail i though their system is already secured?

As already mentioned above, Envilope has much more functionality, including tracking, selective deleting after sending, the possibility of earning tokens for sending envilopes

How exactly will the blockchain track envelopes? Will that be with a special technology where you can track it in real-time?

Yes, it definitely will be in real time. I can not yet say the details of the technical implementation, but of course this will be company's in house technology

You can't even give a hint as to what type of technology you are going to use? I find this a bit odd and it sounds fishy to me. I am not asking for exact specifications.

We use a technology called BlockStamping. It's allows for the creation of Blockchain Recorded Deliveries. The Ethereum blockchain will facilitate the creation of Proof of Delivery, Proof of Receipt, and Envilope Status BlockStamps, which are entries onto the Ethereum blockchain. These transactions will record and control the transfer of Virtual Envilopes between sender and recipient, creating immutable proof that a Virtual Envilope was delivered, received, and opened, as well as giving the sender control over the Virtual Envilopes content. This functionality will be available in both the centralized and decentralized systems.

Ahhh so we are talking about virtual envelopes or, put differently, about virtual letters aka e-mails on a blockchain?

Envilope can be compared to four major industry sectors: secure messaging, secure email, digital signature, and data rooms. The plan is to consolidate these sectors into one new product with added features.

Ok getting closer to understanding it. But is it really something that does not exist as of today?