What Verified means.

Verified means you can check whether a signed record has changed. It does not certify that the work is correct, award a qualification or grant professional approval. The explanation comes first; a sample you can check yourself follows below.

What the verified stamp means

When a client commissions professional review of AI work, the finished delivery is sealed: the work, who did it, who reviewed it independently, and when, are hashed and signed with a key kept off the platform.

Anyone holding the file can rerun the checks without an account and without asking us. That is the whole claim: not that the work is good, but that nothing in the record was changed after it was sealed.

The stamp on the home page is that promise. It is not an accreditation, a qualification or an endorsement by any body.

What is real on this page

  • The hashes are real SHA-256, recomputed in your browser from the record you can see, every time you press the button.
  • The signature is a real ECDSA P-256 signature, checked against the public key shipped inside the file.
  • Nothing here is an animation of a result. If a check says it failed, it failed.

What is not real

  • The people, tasks and identifiers are invented. No patient and no professional in this sample exists.
  • The file is signed with a demonstration key, not the betaPlan production key. With a real delivery you hold our published key and compare it to the one in the file first.

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