CoreX Verify & Prove
Identity, Access, Evidence, Credential & Transaction Verification

Verify a reference

Enter an order, transaction, invoice, payment, event, credential, evidence, access, configuration or other supported reference.

Verify & Prove
Verify a reference
Check an existing reference or QR and see the permitted verification result.
Get something verified
Configure evidence-backed verification for a transaction, event, product, document, identity or other record.
Issue proof or credentials
Create governed records, attestations, certificates, badges or portable credential representations.
White-label & API
Use tenant branding, policy profiles and integration interfaces while retaining canonical trust authorities.
How verification works
1. Enter the reference
Use the reference supplied on an order, transaction, invoice, event record, credential, proof card, evidence pack, access record or governed output.
2. Resolve the authority
CoreX classifies the reference and resolves the appropriate authoritative source without requiring the user to know the underlying provider.
3. Read the permitted proof
The result separates what was checked, provenance, evidence gaps, assurance and the underlying source authority.

A reference may represent a transaction, order, invoice, payment, event, evidence record, credential, access entitlement, configuration, manifest or identity record. Verification does not create an accreditation, legal qualification, payment, identity status or credential that the authoritative source did not issue.