Evidence with less data
The receipt contains references and hashes, not the personal attributes presented. Retention in the source system is managed separately.
Keep technical evidence of a decision without copying the personal attributes used to assess it into the receipt. Inspect, export and check its integrity.
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Illustrative checks; no real receipt is verified.
Scattered logs complicate audits. Keeping copies of all the data does not explain what happened, when or in which context. You need evidence you can inspect and verify.
The receipt contains references and hashes, not the personal attributes presented. Retention in the source system is managed separately.
ES256 signing and published keys allow integrity checks when signing is configured as mandatory.
JSON preserves the technical structure; PDF supports human review. Both can be exported in supported flows.
Check receipts by identifier or document without an account. A witness or anchor is configured optionally.
Supported flows attempt to generate a receipt with the decision, technical references, hashes and timestamps.
Find the receipt associated with your operation and export JSON or PDF for review and retention.
Verify the hash and configured signature through the public service. Anchoring is an optional, independent layer.
Every integration starts with a specific use case. Here are a few starting points.
Let's talkLink a Verify Gateway result to its receipt when one has been generated. Inspect the decision context without including disclosed attributes in the receipt itself.
Keep evidence of issuance or revocation in supported Product API flows. Coverage is validated per producer and operation.
Use available receipts to review approvals or denials. Generation can fail without reversing the action and does not yet cover every flow consistently.
Queries, JSON/PDF export, configurable ES256 signing and public verification. The v1 format is partial and generation is not guaranteed for every event.
Unifying producers, complete format validation and anchor reconciliation continue to evolve. A receipt provides technical evidence; it does not certify regulatory compliance on its own.
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