Every sealed verification carries a public certificate that anyone can check — no login, no PII, no call to our sales team. Paste a certificate id below and re-verify its chain of custody live. Then see how much verification the platform has actually done.
The /verify page is the URL behind the QR code on every evidence document. It re-computes the SHA-256 artifact hashes and walks the append-only custody ledger on the spot: if a single record had been altered after the call, the chain check fails — visibly. It reveals the verdict, timestamps and hashes, and nothing about the customer.
Certificate ids look like GV-XXXX-XXXX. Don't have one? Run the demo to seal your own.
Every scored call lands in one explainable band — derived from the same fraud/quality signals a lender reads. Platform-wide, across every tenant.
Based on 124 scored verifications.
Bucketed on purpose — an exact roster count would leak individual tenants' volume.
Aggregate, platform-wide, no PII and no per-tenant breakdown. Recomputed on request. Source: /api/public/stats · as of 2026-10-27 01:36:01 UTC.
Video, ID, selfie and transcript are SHA-256 hashed server-side over the uploaded bytes. The hashes are printed on the certificate — hold the originals, recompute, compare.
Every event links to the one before it. The ledger is append-only and enforced at the database — updates and deletes are blocked. Editing history breaks the chain, provably.
The verdict routes through a public URL, not through GoldenDoor. A lender, a regulator, or opposing counsel confirms it independently — that's what makes it evidence.
Run the five-minute demo, seal an evidence record, and check it on the public verifier yourself. Then decide whether a plain recording was ever going to be enough.