iBlock Verify

iBlock Verify

Implemented — controlled Verify pilot

Blockchain-backed document and record verification infrastructure.

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A focused generic document pilot.

Register document fingerprints and check integrity, issuer trust and revocation separately. Expiry and renewal are not implemented. Production release, customer onboarding and pricing require owner approval and an agreed scope. No published price is a quote.

Blockchain proof issuance and revocation are asynchronous and depend on the worker and network. API integrations are limited to organizations admitted to a controlled pilot. The workspace currently supports authorized owner accounts. Recipients can check existing public proof links. Documents stay off-chain.

Start with the
business challenge.

Documents are copied, updated and shared across organizations. Recipients need a reliable way to check integrity and issuer provenance.

What we build.

We keep sensitive documents off-chain and anchor cryptographic proofs. Verification workflows distinguish integrity, issuer identity and revocation; a matching hash does not prove a claim is true.

Proof and issuer model
Hash anchoring integration
Verification and revocation workflow
Accessible verification interface

Designed outcomes

What the system is designed to support.

Tamper-evident records

Independent integrity checks

Clear verification status

Capabilities

How it works

  1. Define which claim and issuer the recipient must verify.
  2. Hash the approved record and anchor a proof without publishing the document.
  3. Return integrity, issuer and validity results as separate checks.

System integration

Add issuance and verification endpoints to certificate, document and credential systems. Revocation updates must reach the verification interface.

Security boundaries

Protect issuer keys and restrict who may issue or revoke. Avoid putting personal information on-chain; even hashes need privacy assessment when inputs are guessable.

Frequently asked questions

What does a document proof establish?

It can establish whether a document matches a recorded hash. The truth of its contents still depends on the issuer and source process; revocation and issuer identity require separate checks.

What is needed to scope a project?

Share the business workflow, existing systems, participants, data restrictions and release constraints. Discovery defines deliverables and acceptance criteria before implementation begins.

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