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Third-party verification, done honestly

Credential Register keeps the records; independent verification — when you want it — comes from external providers, and their results are always shown attributed to them. The platform never makes a validity claim of its own.

1

Request a check

From any document, you (or the vendor) can request verification from a provider connected to the platform — insurance verification, license-registry lookups, KYC/KYB, or background screening.

2

The provider does the work

The request is tracked with a status while the provider checks the document against their own sources. Credential Register does not read, score, or judge the document itself.

3

The result comes back, attributed

When the provider reports back — via a signed callback or recorded on their behalf — the document shows "Verified by [Provider] on [date]". The claim, and the accountability for it, stay with the provider.

General Liability COI — Northside Electrical
Status On file
Attestation Verified by SureCheck on Sep 11, 2026

The provider's name and date always travel with the result — the claim belongs to them, on the record.

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Kinds of checks you can plug in

Insurance verification

Providers that confirm coverage directly with carriers or their data networks — useful for COIs where you want more than the certificate.

License registry lookups

Checks against state and trade licensing boards to confirm a license number is current with the issuing authority.

KYC / KYB screening

Know-your-customer / know-your-business identity checks on the companies you're onboarding.

Background screening

Worker-level background checks through accredited screening companies, requested per individual.

Built to integrate

Providers connect through a clean driver interface with signed webhooks, so new services plug in without changing the core. Running a verification service and want to be available in Credential Register? Get in touch — the integration surface is small and documented.

POST /webhooks/verification/{provider}
X-Signature: hmac-sha256
{ "request_id": 812,
  "status": "verified",
  "external_reference": "CASE-4471" }