Certificate Verification

Certificate verification that takes seconds and cannot be forged.

A certificate is only as trustworthy as the register behind it. Confrmo issues certificates as live records on the Confrmo Ledger: cryptographically signed, publicly verifiable and impossible to alter without leaving evidence. Scanning the VCode or entering the register code shows the certificate as it stands right now.

What a live certificate shows

The VCode, the register code, the verified issuer, current status, signature validation, ownership status, identity assurance level, transfer history, blockchain anchors where applicable, the full audit trail and a printable formal document.

Revocation and status changes propagate instantly

Because verification reads the live register, a revoked, expired or superseded certificate shows its true status the moment it changes. There is no window where a withdrawn certificate still verifies.

For issuers

Organisations issue and manage certificates through the issuer console or the API, with automatic VCode generation and full control over what each certificate displays publicly.

Common questions

What teams ask first.

How is this different from a PDF certificate with a QR code?
A QR code on a PDF points at whatever the author chose, and the PDF never changes. A Confrmo certificate is the live record itself, signed and updated in real time.
Can certificates expire automatically?
Yes, issuers can set validity windows and status transitions that the certificate reflects automatically.
Who can issue certificates?
Verified issuer organisations onboarded to the Confrmo Ledger. Contact us to become an issuer.

See it on your own use case.

Thirty minutes with the team, mapped to your product and your risk.