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NIP-CUSTODY: Chain-of-Custody Tracking
One event kind for recording verified handoffs of physical or digital assets on Nostr. A custody transfer event records each handoff; custody evidence is...
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NIP-MATCHING: Competitive Matching & Selection
Two addressable event kinds for competitive offer-and-selection workflows on Nostr — multiple providers publish offers in response to a request, and the...
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NIP-CONSENSUS: Multi-Party Consensus
Two addressable event kinds for gathering agreement from multiple parties on Nostr — a proposer publishes a consensus proposal listing required voters and a...
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NIP-APPROVAL: Multi-Party Approval Gates
Two addressable event kinds for gating workflow progression on Nostr — a proposer publishes a gate requiring sign-off, and one or more designated reviewers...
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NIP-CREDENTIALS: Credential Verification & Gating
Two addressable event kinds for declaring credential requirements and revoking credentials on Nostr. NIP-CREDENTIALS completes the credential lifecycle by...
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NIP-LOCATION: Privacy-Preserving Location Discovery
Two ephemeral event kinds for privacy-preserving geospatial presence and location sharing on Nostr. Publishers broadcast coarse-grained presence beacons for...
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Static Websites
This nip describes a method by which static websites can be hosted under public keys using specialized host servers
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Attestations
Nostr lacks a standardized, interoperable way to make, track, and revoke truthfulness claims about Nostr events.
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Create and manage secure access to your applications using your Nostr identity — without passwords, emails, or centralized user databases.
covers500000NIP-91: Service Attestations
This NIP defines a protocol for signed attestations of service or task completion between Nostr identities, forming a portable, queryable reputation layer. It...

NUT-22: Blind Authentication
Blind authentication tokens, which let a mint restrict access to registered users without learning which one is calling.
optional#cashu#ecash#nut
NIP-27: Text Note References
How to write a mention inside content: a nostr: URI in the text, and nothing else demanded of the reader.
draft#nostr#nip
NIP-21: `nostr:` URI scheme
The nostr: URI scheme, which turns a NIP-19 entity into a link any client can open.
draft#nostr#nip
NIP-XX: Encrypted Workspace
A protocol for private, encrypted productivity workspaces synced via Nostr relays. All content is end-to-end encrypted with NIP-44 before leaving the client —...
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NIP-54: Wiki
Kind 30818, wiki articles addressed by a normalised subject, where several people are expected to write about the same one.
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Nostr mail large MIME support
This specification defines how to handle large emails (MIME > 65KB) by storing encrypted MIME messages on Blossom servers. Small emails remain stored inline in...

BUD Blob Ownership
Defines a decentralized ownership model for blobs where multiple pubkeys can be owners, anyone can become an owner, and blobs may be deleted when no owners...
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NIP-19: bech32-encoded entities
The bech32 forms of keys, ids and pointers: npub, nsec, note, nprofile, nevent and naddr.
draft#nostr#nip
Nostr mail labels
This document defines the protocol for managing email metadata (folders, read state, stars, custom tags) in Nostr Mail using NIP-32 labels.
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Deterministic NIP-60 Wallets
NUT-13 from the Cashu protocol defines how a wallet must generate deterministically its secrets on token creation. This allows wallets in case of any loss to...
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