Signed record · Verify

Check a Proof statement.

Paste a statement or choose a .wdproof file. Your browser runs the open verifier, the same checks as the command-line verifier, with its own cryptography. Nothing is uploaded, and the check works with the network off.

What this page checks

The file is a wd.proof/1 statement in strict JSON, every field in its allowed form.
Nothing in it is an account id or something one can be read from.
The accounts' key the statement names signed it, and nothing changed after signing.
Its scope, result and cycle counts add up, and a partial scope says so.
Every opening it carries matches the statement, and none reaches past its audience.
It was current at the moment this page judged it.

A file alone cannot show:

that the accounts' key belongs to the domain named (the domain's own DNS record);
that Warden's public log of signed records recorded it on its date, under a signed tree head;
that a genuine Warden release produced it;
that an approver approved its publication;
that it meets the published standard, v1.

A reference run verifies here and is labelled as one: it is a worked example, never a record that meets the Standard. The rules a record meets are public: the Proof Standard v1.

Don't take this page's word: check the same file offline with warden proof verify <file.wdproof>.