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Vet before you trust

Documents that shouldn’t be taken on faith

Legal opinions, notarial certificates, audited reports, government registrations — the kind of paperwork people act on, wire money against, and file with regulators. Each one below is cryptographically signed by a public identity. Open it and verify it in one click, or download a self-contained bundle and check it yourself, offline.

The gallery

Four signed documents

These are fictional samples built to demonstrate verification. Each carries a .vrfy sidecar; the Verify button on each document confirms the signer’s identity and that not a single byte has changed since signing.

Lawyer

Legal Opinion Letter

Bousquet Verreault LLP · Barristers & Solicitors

An opinion on the enforceability of a master services agreement — the kind of letter a counterparty relies on before closing.

Notary

Notarial Certificate

Laurent Okafor · Notary Public, Ontario

A certified true copy attestation — a notary’s statement that an annexed copy matches the original, byte for byte.

Accountant

Independent Auditor’s Report

Renaud Sylvestre LLP · Chartered Professional Accountants

An unqualified audit opinion on a set of financial statements — filed with members, lenders, and regulators.

Public record

Certificate of Good Standing

Office of the Registrar of Co-operatives

A registry attestation that an entity is active and in good standing — often required to transact or bid.

What’s in the bundle

Everything a recipient needs to verify — nothing they don’t

Each Download bundle is a small .zip containing three files. No account, no portal, no call-back to us required to trust it.

A signature proves two things: who issued the document (a public did:web identity anchored in DNS) and that it hasn’t changed since. Alter one character and verification fails — try it on the tampered demo.