A reusable model
Group technical configuration in a Trust Model that you can inspect and publish.
Install, inspect and publish trust models from a shared console. A technical starting point for connecting your organisation’s requirements to its integrations.
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Choose an example template
Business policy requires specific validation.
Which credentials to request, which issuers to accept and how to reuse a configuration are decisions often scattered across teams and systems. You need a common place to start organising them.
Group technical configuration in a Trust Model that you can inspect and publish.
Start from the current age, KYC and mobile driving licence templates to explore a configuration.
Try inputs and inspect technical results. This does not yet validate each model’s specific business policy.
The console and integrators use the Product API to work with published models.
Install an available template or create a technical model for your use case.
Inspect its requirements and run a technical simulation with an example presentation. The specific policy needs separate validation.
Publish the model to obtain a reusable reference for verifications in your integration.
Every integration starts with a specific use case. Here are a few starting points.
Let's talkStart with an age template to explore which evidence to request. Validate acceptance policies for the use case before operating.
Share a model identifier with the team integrating Verify Gateway instead of rebuilding the requirements for every request.
Use templates and technical simulations to discuss a use case with product, integration and compliance teams.
Technical Trust Model management and publication, a gallery and basic simulation with partial scope. Publication creates a reusable local reference.
The no-JSON builder, immutable history and complete policy and issuer composition are development goals, not fully available capabilities today.
Tell us what you want to solve. We’ll define the scope and the next step together.
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