Open verifier

Verification runs in your browser. Your receipt is not uploaded, and no account is required.

The verification code is open. The signing engine is private.

Verification does not establish identity or authority, or assess whether the underlying work is correct.

Check a record

An auditor receives a receipt. They open the verifier, drop it in, and see whether it is signed and unchanged, with nothing uploaded and no account.

Open by design: anyone can check the record, on their own machine, without us.

Can a recipient check a record without us?

This is what your client, your auditor, your court, or your insurer receives: a check that costs nothing, needs no account, uploads nothing, and works fully offline. Their check is free and independent, which is what makes yours worth issuing.

No server is involved; there is nothing on Regulayer™’s side to breach or read.

Open the free verifier

Anyone who receives one can check it for free.

They see what you declared, whether the signature holds, what the time was and where it came from, and whether the document has changed since. They never see a word of the document itself.

Verify a record we did not tell you about.

Take a sealed record, check it in your own browser, then change a single character and watch verification fail.

Check it without relying on us.

Any change after sealing fails verification.

Any change after sealing breaks the signature, and the break shows on verification.

The record is the evidence. Your auditor, regulator or court makes the determination.