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Input
The certification body provides certificate data: holder name, certification type, issue date, expiration, and current status. No system migration required. Works alongside your existing platform.
Public Certification Verification
Your certification marks aren't independently verifiable.
In 2026, that's a compliance liability.
Trust isn't claimed. It's proven.
IntegraLayer makes certification status publicly verifiable in real time — through QR codes and blockchain timestamping — without replacing your existing platform.
- Independently verifiable in real time
- Certifier-branded public verification page
- Open, non-proprietary architecture — ESPR-aligned
- Authority stays with the certification body
Who We Are
Neutral Infrastructure for Certification Verification
Designed for certification bodies.
IntegraLayer is neutral verification infrastructure built for certification bodies. We enable certification organizations to make certificate status independently verifiable through a public reference page — accessible to anyone, at any time, without going through the issuer's own system.
Authority remains with the certifier. IntegraLayer does not issue certifications, does not judge compliance, and does not replace your existing platform. We sit above it.
The Problem
When Certification Claims Can't Be Verified Publicly
Certification marks are relied on by consumers, auditors, procurement teams, and regulators to confirm valid participation in a certification program. When certificates expire or are revoked, marks often remain visible — with no public way to confirm current status.
Verification falls back to internal lookups, emails, or static PDFs. There is no neutral reference point.
Under EU Regulation 2024/1781 (ESPR), verification infrastructure must be open, non-proprietary, and machine-readable. Certification marks linked only to issuer-controlled databases do not satisfy this requirement — regardless of whether a QR code is present. The EU Digital Product Passport central registry goes live in 2026.
When questions surface publicly, Legal is left to defend mark usage without a verifiable artifact. That's when it reaches the Board.
Regulatory Context
The Window Is Closing.
EU Regulation 2024/1781 (ESPR) mandates open, non-proprietary, machine-readable verification infrastructure for certified products. The EU Digital Product Passport central registry launches in 2026, beginning with construction and energy products, followed by textiles and batteries.
The compliance question is not whether your mark is valid. It is whether your verification architecture is open enough for anyone to confirm that — independently, without contacting you.
Most existing certification platforms — proprietary databases, API-gated lookups, issuer-controlled registries — are structurally non-compliant with this mandate by design. They cannot be retrofitted. IntegraLayer is built from the ground up to satisfy it.
“Open, non-proprietary, and machine-readable” is not a feature request.
It is a regulatory requirement with a live deadline.
How It Works
Four steps. Zero ambiguity.
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Process
Certificate data is hashed and anchored to an immutable blockchain record. A unique QR code is generated and linked to a public verification endpoint. The record is permanent, time-stamped, and open — no login, no API key, no issuer permission required to verify.
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Output
A certifier-branded public verification page showing current status — valid, expired, or revoked — accessible to anyone who scans the QR code. Designed for customers, regulators, auditors, and the public.
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Control
The issuing organization controls everything. They issue, update, expire, and revoke. IntegraLayer only reflects what the certifier reports. We never interpret, score, or override. Your authority. Our infrastructure.
The Verification Page
Designed for public scrutiny.
The verification page clearly displays:
- Certification holder
- Issuing body
- Current status: valid / expired / revoked
- Time-bound framing: status as of last update
- Link to view the referenced certificate
Intended for customers, regulators, auditors, and the public.
Interactive Prototype
Issue a Verifiable Certificate
in Under 60 Seconds.
This live prototype walks through the full issuer experience: sign in, issue a certificate, watch it get hashed and anchored to the blockchain, then view the public verification page exactly as a regulator, auditor, or customer would see it after scanning the QR code.
No account required. No configuration. Click anywhere to explore.
Full issuer dashboard experience. No account required — click anywhere to explore. Open in a new tab ↗
For the full experience, please use a desktop.
The issuer dashboard is designed for larger screens. Mobile visitors can still preview the public verification page above.
Designed For
Built for the Organizations That Own the Mark.
Certification Bodies & Standards Organizations
Organic, green building, textile, food safety, energy, product safety — any certification body whose marks are relied on by auditors, procurement teams, or regulators. If your certificate status isn't publicly verifiable without contacting you, IntegraLayer closes that gap.
Legal & Compliance Leadership
Responsible for defending mark usage when questions surface externally. IntegraLayer gives you a verifiable, timestamped artifact — before you need it.
Board-Level Risk & Governance
Verification infrastructure is increasingly a governance question, not just a technical one. ESPR compliance, FTC guidance on substantiation, and EU CSRD reporting all create upstream pressure on certification mark integrity. IntegraLayer provides the defensible public reference layer your organization needs.
IntegraLayer Is Not
A clear line, intentionally drawn.
- A certification authority
- A compliance judgment system
- A system of record
- An enforcement tool
- An AI scoring engine
- A replacement for your existing platform
IntegraLayer is infrastructure. What your certification means is entirely yours.
Security & Neutrality
Built on a neutrality-first principle.
Our architecture is built on a single principle: IntegraLayer should never be in a position to influence, interpret, or gate the verification of a certification it did not issue.
Minimal data retention
No opinionated outputs
No interpretive scoring
Approval-safe by design
Contact
Request a Phase 1 Pilot Discussion.
Pilots are structured for certification bodies evaluating public verification infrastructure. Legal and Compliance involvement is expected and welcome. We work with organizations across organic, green building, textile, food safety, energy, and product certification sectors.
Founding client pricing is available through December 31, 2026.