WORBLI, a financial service network join hands with WordProof, a blockchain technology provider to the WordPress ecosystem. To provide its users with an expanded application repertoire, WordProof permits them to timestamp their content, enabling true ownership, trust and proof of content authenticity.

Sean Anderson, Director – Business Development, WORBLI, states, “We're thrilled about this partnership. There is so much false and misleading information out there floating around, it's important that the WordProof Timestamp Plugin exists. We're proud to be part of this cutting-edge product that's easy enough for anyone and everyone to use”.

With an emerging online presence of misinformation, plagiarism, and distrust, WordProof is at the cutting edge of a revolution that will bring trust and credibility back to online content using blockchain technology.The Timestamp Plugin was initially designed for WordPress, one of the largest online ecosystems, powering roughly 33 percent of all websites in the world. WordProof is

well-positioned to play a significant role in this ecosystem, as more content and website creators begin to discover how blockchain technology can increase their credibility and safeguard their hard work.

The WordProof product has been designed to allow users to easily timestamp and protect their content, with an intuitive front end and quick set-up process. For those who aren't familiar with blockchain technology, WordProof has recently released its We Stamp For You protocol, allowing the blockchain uninitiated to have their content automatically time stamped without the steep learning curve.

We're thrilled about this partnership. There is so much false and misleading information out there floating around, it's important that the WordProof Timestamp Plugin exists

Domenic Thomas, Co-Founder & CEO, WORBLI, says, "With the recent impetus from blockchain technology, we now have the unprecedented ability to have truths immutably recorded and digitally stored safely. This immutability will become the standard and anyone not subscribing to this standard will eventually see the trust in their content diminish".