Public verification

Verify a record

Every Arkova-verified credential or document has a public ID. Enter one to confirm its issuer, when it was anchored, and that it hasn’t changed since — all without access to the original file.

Verification opens in the Arkova app. The public ID is printed on every Arkova verification link.

A verified record looks like this.

What you’re checking

Proof, not a promise

A verification result is independent of Arkova. It holds up even if our servers are offline, because the proof lives on a public network — not in our database.

A fingerprint, not the file

Every Arkova record carries a SHA-256 fingerprint generated on the issuer’s device. The document itself was never uploaded to us.

Anchored to a public network

That fingerprint is committed to a public network, creating a permanent, independent reference that cannot be altered after the fact.

Anyone can check it

Given a public ID, anyone can confirm the record’s issuer, timing, and integrity — no account, no access to the underlying document.

Tamper-evident, by construction. If a single byte of the original document changes, its fingerprint no longer matches the anchored one and verification fails. Integrity is provable — not asserted.

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