CertiSeal is the public-verification standard behind every CertiComply certificate. Tamper-evident, instantly checkable on a public URL, scannable by QR, and shareable everywhere your work shows up.
The PDF is the start. The seal is what makes it verifiable, shareable, and impossible to fake.
Every cert has a unique public page anyone can visit to confirm it's real. No login, no account, no special software.
A scannable QR is printed on the certificate itself. Inspectors and employers verify on the spot from a phone.
The PDF carries cryptographically signed metadata. Any edit breaks the signature; the public URL is the source of truth.
Copy the link, post it on LinkedIn, email it to a recruiter, paste it on a website. The seal travels with it.
The course's issuing regulator and approval number appear on every CertiSeal verification - no guessing whether your state accepts it.
See how many times your cert was looked up, and where (rough geography). Useful when interviewing or applying for a license.
When your cert is nearing expiry or has expired, the public verification page says so - protecting you and the verifier.
HR systems, background-check tools, and inspector apps integrate via /api/v1/verify/{certNumber}. Free for low-volume use.
{
"data": {
"certNumber": "CC-2026-CA-000147",
"status": "valid",
"holderName": "Maria Garcia",
"course": { "title": "California Food Handler ..." },
"issueDate": "2026-04-23",
"expiresAt": "2028-04-23",
"state": "CA",
"approvalNumber": "CA-FH-2024-001"
}
}HR systems, background-check tools, ATS platforms, inspector apps, and trade-association directories integrate CertiSeal in an afternoon. Real-time status, JSON responses, free for low-volume use, paid plans for higher rates and partner SLAs.
CertiSeal is an open, W3C Verifiable Credentials 2.0-compatible standard. The credential subject can be a human, an AI agent, or a robot. Verify any of them, read the spec, or embed a live badge.
Check any CertiSeal credential by its number. Public, keyless, instant.
OpenThe credential model, the principal (human / agent / robot) model, and the trust model.
OpenThree lines to verify. OpenAPI spec, SDKs, the MCP server, and a full sandbox.
OpenDrop a live "Verified by CertiSeal" badge on any site with one line of code.
OpenCertiSeal is the public-verification standard that ships on every CertiComply certificate. The seal is a visual mark; the standard behind it is the public URL, the QR code, the tamper-evident signature, and the API that anyone can call to verify the cert.
Every certificate has a verification page (e.g. certicomply.com/verify/CC-2026-CA-000147). From there you can copy the link, share it on LinkedIn or X, email it, or download the PDF - which has the same QR code and seal printed on it.
They scan the QR on the PDF, click the public verification URL, or call our public API. They see the holder's name, the course, the issue and expiry dates, the state, and the approval number - all live, with no account needed.
Yes. The PDF embeds signed metadata that's cryptographically linked to the holder. Any alteration breaks the signature. The public verification URL is the source of truth - a tampered PDF still resolves to the original record there.
Yes. Our public API at /api/v1/verify/{certNumber} is free for low-volume verification (60 req/min/IP). For higher volume, partner integrations, or embeddable widgets, request an API key from the developer portal.
We log anonymized verifications (timestamp, rough geography) so we can show you a "verified N times" stat on your own dashboard. We do not share the identity of who verified it, and we do not track the holder beyond the dashboard analytics.