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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

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Open the verifier

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

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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 independent attestation that the record existed at a point in time, checked against DigiCert (a global trust authority Klariqo does not control), see verify the timestamp.
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.