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Don’t trust it. Check it.

Enter the identifier of a publicly published ledger entry. The check reports chain integrity and signature validity separately — and says plainly what it does not prove.

Public entry check

Mode: public identifier

Format blake3: followed by 64 hex characters.

Verifieracta-public-verify · GET /v1/verify/{id}
Processing locationArdyn’s public verifier (verify.ardyn.ai). Only the identifier you enter is sent.
ProfileLedger chain + signature, public entries only

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No check run yet
AWAITING INPUT
Entry found—
Chain integrity—
Signature valid—
Signer recognised as trustedNot assessed by this check
Outcome of the actionNot assessed by this check

A valid chain and signature show the record is intact and was signed by the listed key. They do not show that the recorded action was correct, or that the key belongs to who you think it does.

Check an exported receipt

Mode: local bundle

Export a receipt from your workspace or runtime, and the trust configuration of the signer you rely on. Without a trust configuration the signer is reported as untrusted. Try it with a sample receipt (a real receipt from a disposable test service, synthetic content) and its trust file.

Verifierardyn-verify 0.1.0+wx004 (WebAssembly) — the same code as the offline CLI
Processing locationThis browser tab. Files are read locally and never uploaded; no network request is made with their contents.
Profileardyn-bundle/2 (inventory bound and signed); ardyn-bundle/1 accepted with inventory reported as not bound

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Local bundle
SELECT A RECEIPT

Integrity, signature, signer trust, tenant binding and coverage are separate results. SUPPORTED never means the evidence is complete or that an external effect happened beyond what the receipt’s own artifacts claim.

Other ways to verify.

Your own receipts

Signed in, your workspace verifies receipts from its canonical record, with your workspace bound as the expected tenant.

Sign in

Offline, on your machine

The packaged ardyn-verify CLI runs the same checks with no network and prints the same result digest.

Install the verifier

What stays private

Public identifiers resolve only entries that were intentionally published. Knowing a customer’s identifier does not reveal their records.

Trust boundaries