Trust should be
easy to check.
When a learner shares a credential, the recipient should see who issued it and whether it is current, without asking the institution to send another copy.
Credential verified
This sample record has a valid signature and current status.
What the recipient sees.
Switch between sample states. This demonstration checks no live credential or personal record.
Credential verified
The signature is valid and this credential is current.
- Issuer
- Rivermere University
- Credential
- Bachelor of Science
- Status
- Current
Credential revoked
The issuer has withdrawn this credential. It should not be treated as current.
- Issuer
- Rivermere University
- Credential
- Bachelor of Science
- Status
- Revoked
Credential expired
The validity period has ended. The recipient can ask the issuer for an updated record.
- Issuer
- Rivermere University
- Credential
- Bachelor of Science
- Status
- Expired
A link arrives. The answer should be clear.
Imagine a graduate sharing a record with an employer. These are the two moments the recipient sees. Sample only; no live credential is checked here.
The proof is public.
The case is not.
Recipients need a trustworthy status. They do not need a student’s request, internal comments, email address or clearance history.
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