This page fetches a published receipt and checks it in your browser. It does not call us. A signature proves the record was not altered. It does not prove the finding was right.
Enter a receipt id to begin.
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The format
A receipt is a signed statement about a checkable claim. The payload carries the claim, the
verdict, the tenant and commitment_sha256, the hash of the record it names. The
envelope carries named signatures: verdict from Turiya, and optionally
observation from the party that watched the effect. The signature covers the
role, the payload type and the canonical payload, so neither can be relabelled.
The report answers ten questions separately: payload, commitment, signature, key state at
signing, observation, timestamp, replay, log inclusion, log consistency and retention. From
them it derives one of three verdicts: verified, partial or
refused. Missing material weakens. Material that fails refuses.
The verifier is licensed under the Apache License 2.0 so that anyone can run it. The engine that issues receipts, the compiler and the log operator stay reserved. See the licence.