P4AZ-TRADE Organisation

Your identity. Your signature.

A clear identity.
A trusted starting point.

Prepare your organisation’s details, sign the documents with your certificate provider, then check and publish the files.

  1. 01 Prepare
  2. 02 Sign externally
  3. 03 Assembly
  4. 04 Publish

Process directory

Work directly in one local directory. Active files stay in work; requested changes are prepared in work/new.

Organisation or Person

Each section generates only its own requested files. Sign them externally, then use Assembly to apply signed changes.

Name is a display label. Check the identifier in the official register separately.

Signed additional organisation data

Signed bank-account proof

Signed digital euro account proof (DEAN)

Bind a digital euro account to this subject using the same external qualified signature or seal. Currency: EUR.

Solana stablecoin wallet owner addresses

Saved payment proofs without matching working payloads

These files remain saved. Restore their payloads to edit or verify their detached signatures.

Sign outside P4AZ

Sign exact JSON bytes from work/new using detached XAdES and SHA-256. Keep the subject prefix. Replace only .json with .xml and save the signature next to its payload. The application never accepts a private key.


      

Review and apply prepared changes

Prepared changes

No prepared changes.

Unsigned drafts and unchanged documents stay in place. Assembly does not create default.json or server access files.

Domain default

Select signed proofs to publish their UID references. Account and address disclosure is optional; without it, the payer enters the destination.

Server access file — shared configuration

Create or validate separately. Assembly does not change this file.

Local diagnostics

Optional local diagnostics

      

Publish and verify HTTPS files

Copy the generated P4AZ directory to the signed HTTPS host. Do not upload work or workspace-archives. Remove deleted files from the server separately. HTTPS verification does not require local publication files.

Open displayed links from another computer and network. Revocation and trusted timestamps are not checked.