
Genuine and AI content are blurring
Viewers can no longer tell authentic and synthetic content apart from the outside. Trust erodes.
on:mint attaches verifiable provenance and content records (Content Credentials) to media content, and labels AI content in a machine-readable, verifiable way. Ready for the transparency obligations from August 2026.
Signed proof of provenance under C2PA
Visible on platforms such as LinkedIn
Three marking layers instead of one
on:mint issues C2PA Content Credentials, the same interoperable standard used by Adobe, Microsoft and OpenAI. Readable on major platforms.
Your data is stored exclusively on servers within the EU (Scaleway, IONOS). No transfer to third countries takes place. You retain full control over your data.
Multiple mechanisms interlock; tampering is immediately apparent. That makes on:mint's Content Credentials exactly what the AI Act requires: effective, interoperable, robust, and reliable.
AI can generate and alter content in seconds. Whether a work is genuine or AI-made can no longer be told by looking at it. Those who can prove provenance win back trust.

Viewers can no longer tell authentic and synthetic content apart from the outside. Trust erodes.

From August 2026, the AI Act requires labeling. Without it, companies risk liability and lost reach.

High-quality content only stands out when its authenticity can be proven. Content Credentials give media content clear, transparent quality signals again – and protect it from AI slop.
Show what is genuine.
Label what is AI.
With on:mint.
Content Credentials are the digital provenance record for your assets. They document origin and every edit step, make AI labels tamper-evident, and protect digital media content. on:mint creates and signs the credentials automatically on upload, anchors them immutably, and makes author, tool, and AI status verifiable. Assets without C2PA? We convert them – existing metadata is transferred into the C2PA format.
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The credential stays attached to the content and is displayed on platforms such as LinkedIn.
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A signed manifest, an imperceptible watermark and a fingerprint work together.
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The same technology. You choose the statement: genuine work or AI-generated.
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You decide which information the credential shows publicly.
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The browser extension reads C2PA credentials, shows whether an asset is on:mint-verified, and runs deepfake checks to tell whether media content is real or AI.
The share of machine-generated content is rising fast. Without labeling, everything blurs together.
The transparency obligations of the AI Act generally apply from August 2, 2026. Providers must mark AI-generated content in machine-readable form; deployers most notably must disclose deepfakes in a way people can perceive.
LinkedIn and others already display Content Credentials visibly today. Issue credentials now, and your content gets seen.
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With the tech law firm Schürmann Rosenthal Dreyer as our partner, we have top lawyers at our side whom we can rely on for all legal matters, and so can you.

Simone Rosenthal
CEO
Lawyer, partner at tech law firm SRD and serial founder. With caralegal, lawpilots and ISiCO, Simone Rosenthal has shown that law and technology belong together and, combined, deliver solutions that work.
At the firm, she advises companies on their obligations under the EU AI Act. That's why, with on:mint, she set out to build the best technical solution for labeling and provenance proof of digital content.

Philipp Müller-Peltzer
Legal & Strategy
When law meets deep tech, things get complicated. Or you simply ask Philipp Müller-Peltzer. As an attorney and partner at SRD, he works at the intersection of law and technology every day.
Through his work for SRD he has advised companies of every size on digital assets. He knows their pain points and structures, from AI to IP, from SaaS to enterprise.
Every work receives a signed credential with author, date, and tool. If someone uses your work without permission, you hold verifiable proof of provenance instead of a claim.
Authentic photos and recordings carry a verifiable origin, and AI-assisted material is labeled in machine-readable form. Your audience can check both with one click.
Secures entire collections as verifiable originals. Complete archives can be anchored in one pass: every file receives its provenance record, and the holdings stay verifiable as a whole – from media archives to research data.
Check incoming content for credentials and display provenance to your users. Verification runs against the open C2PA standard, not a proprietary database.
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For Article 50.
Content Credentials are the digital ID for media content: ingredient list and Nutri-Score for digital files. At on:mint, they transparently show who created a piece of content and where, which tools were used, and whether AI was involved. on:mint signs these provenance records following the open C2PA standard and anchors them tamper-proof. That keeps the authenticity of media assets traceable at any time – for real works and AI-generated content alike.
Anyone can verify the authenticity of your assets in the on:mint Explorer – no account needed. You share files with the proof built in: the watermark survives screenshots and copies, including on social media. And the browser extension for Chrome, Safari, and others recognizes your content anywhere on the web, matches it against your on:mint-verified originals, runs forensic checks on whether AI was involved, and reads out the Content Credentials directly.
Yes. The same technology marks AI content, simply with a corresponding statement in the proof. This is, in fact, the standard case for many AI tools.
Yes. on:mint provides labeling and detection as a third-party provider, aligned with the transparency obligations under Article 50 from August 2026.
Exclusively on servers within the EU.
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