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A compliance record is only as good as your ability to check it. You do not have to take Klariqo’s word that a record is genuine. Any record can be verified independently in the public verifier, which runs entirely in your browser.

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Verify a record

1

Open the verifier

Go to klariqo.com/vcon. Nothing is uploaded to a server. The check runs locally in your browser.
2

Load the record

Paste the record, or upload the .vcon.json file, or try the built-in sample to see a valid result first.
3

Read the result

The verifier tells you whether the signature is valid, whether the record was altered, and whether it was signed by Klariqo’s key.

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What the results mean

ResultWhat it means
Signature valid, signed by Klariqo’s keyThe record has not been altered since signing, and it was signed by Klariqo’s published key.
Signature valid, not Klariqo’s keyThe signature is valid, but the signer is not Klariqo. Klariqo makes no claim about that record.
Invalid signatureThe record was altered after signing, or its signature does not match the certificate. A genuine, unaltered record passes this check.
No signature presentThe record carries no signature to verify.
Not a vConThe file is not a vCon record.
EncryptedThe record is encrypted and cannot be read or verified without the decryption key.

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What “signed by Klariqo’s key” means

Klariqo publishes its signing key, and the verifier confirms a record was signed by that key. This is self-asserted: we vouch for our own key, we are not a certificate authority. The strong, independent guarantee is the tamper check. A valid signature proves the record’s contents are exactly what was signed, byte for byte, including the SHA-512 fingerprint of the recording. For an outside attestation that the record existed at a point in time, see third-party witnessing.
Verifying a record confirms its integrity. It is not a legal judgment. A valid record proves what the record contains and that it was not altered. It does not by itself make a call lawful or make you compliant. See the evidence boundary.

Signed vCons

How the signature makes a record tamper-evident.

The evidence chain

Where verification fits in the full story.