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What is SANAD

SANAD is a decentralized protocol built on the Solana blockchain, designed to document and verify agreements between individuals and organizations.
By turning any promise, service, or commitment into a verifiable digital bond, SANAD creates a transparent and immutable record that builds trust — without the need for intermediaries.

The Concept

Whenever two parties agree on something — a service, payment, loan, or deliverable — they can create a digital contract (bond) using SANAD.

The process is simple:

Fill out the agreement form.

Sign it with your wallet.

Let the second party review and sign.

The bond is recorded permanently on-chain.

How It Works

  1. The first party fills out the bond form and signs it using their Solana wallet (e.g. Phantom).
  2. They pay a small verification fee in $SNDX tokens.
  3. The second party signs and confirms the agreement.
  4. The bond is permanently stored on the Solana blockchain.
  5. Both parties can download the bond as a PDF or optionally mint it as an NFT.

What is $SNDX?

$SNDX is the official utility token of the SANAD protocol.

Blockchain: Solana

Total Supply: 1,000,000,000

Token Use Cases:

Bond creation & verification fees (1–5 SNDX)

Optional NFT minting (10 SNDX)

Access to Pro features

Community governance (DAO voting)

Reward system for active & trusted users

Key Features

✅ Decentralized, trustless documentation

✅ Easy wallet-based signing (e.g. Phantom)

✅ Downloadable legal-style PDF bonds

✅ Optional public or private record

✅ On-chain reputation system

✅ Low-cost, high-speed Solana integration

✅ Future support for NFTs & DAO-based governance

Who is it for?

Freelancers & service providers

Individuals managing informal loans or agreements

Anyone looking to secure a commitment or deal

Communities relying on trust and honor systems

Real Use Case Example

Sarah agrees to design a website for John in exchange for $300.
John initiates a bond through SANAD, pays the fee in SNDX, and signs the agreement.
Sarah reviews and signs it.
Now both parties have a verified, blockchain-anchored bond they can trust — forever.