The receipt

Anyone can check this, including the brand.

No account, no API key, no asking us. Every confirmation is hashed into a batch and the batch root is written to Base. We cannot revise it afterwards and neither can anyone else.

Unclaimed. Not affiliated with McDonald's. Opened by customers.

Confirmed

Anchored on Base

Batches

0x4cd19e73313e3a766c...2026-10 UTCcommitted, awaiting receipt—

Each commitment is hashed as vora.demand.v2|demand|sha256(salt|email)|price|timestamp, where the salt is 32 random bytes held only on that row and never published. The email address is never published either. Hashes are combined into a Merkle tree and only the root is written on chain.

Commitments confirmed before 5 October 2026 carry the earlier format vora.demand.v1|demand|sha256(email)|price|timestamp. Those leaves cannot be recomputed under the new format without breaking the proof that is already on chain, so they keep the old one. A leaf reproduces under exactly one of the two, which is how you tell which row is which.

If this is your brand

1 person told you what to build next.

Prove you control the domain and the page is yours. It costs nothing to claim, and the demand becomes the first question you ask your own customers.

You get the names

Everyone who agreed to be introduced, with the proof they are real.

You keep the audience

The demand becomes a proposal on your own space, and they are already following it.

You ask the next one

Which colour, which size, which city first. Answered by people who already raised their hand.

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